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AOL relaunches promising but ill-fated Bebo social network

It couldn't have been easy last March for Time Warner to throw down $850 million to buy Bebo, the third-largest social networking site. Full Article at Ars Technica

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  1. Warner Bros. is committed to providing viewers around the world with compelling content that they can access whenever and wherever they want it, from blockbuster movies to hit television series and original short form programming for the digital space ... 'Sorority Forever' is a perfect fit for Bebo's h...
    SOURCE: EBroadcast 12 months ago
  2. The launch of our 'Sorority Forever' channel underscores AOL's commitment to providing consumers in Australia and New Zealand with entertaining content on the Web ... We are thrilled to partner with Warner Bros. and Bebo to bring this exciting new series to our users.
    – Vanessa Brown SOURCE: EBroadcast 12 months ago
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