Broadcasting & Cable - April 8, 2001

In what seems to have been a significant change in tone, AOL Time Warner CEO Jerry Levin acknowledged last week that he will retire from the company. in due course. Speaking at the Salomon Smith Barney and BROADCASTING & CABLE'S The Big Picture conference in New York Tuesday, Levin said he won't be like "my good friends Sumner Redstone or Rupert Murdoch," meaning that "you will not have ...

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