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Old 10-21-2004, 01:51 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by 6to1
thats part of the reason, when turner combined with time, he became a vp of a big company, instead of head of a smaller company. it was good for awhile then aol came in and made tuner mid management. aol did not know jack shit about wrestling, an came up with a brite idea lets sell wcw to vince for 5 mill, forgeting they had a 5 hour timeslot to fill on tnt and tbs rated as high as wrestling was. now we know how aol went bankrupt.
To be fair, AOL didn't go bankrupt because of wrestling. AOL was a much smaller company than Time-Waner. It is like a mom and pop grocery store buying out Wal-Mart, sure it could happen if you know how to juggle numbers around, have some decent stock, and a whole lot of luck, but after a while, there are too many things up in the air and it all comes crashing down. So the loss of WCW is not was bankrupted AOL.
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