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Liberty Media Ups Stake in InterActiveCorp

Liberty Boosts Total Stake in IAC to 30%

By Jon Hemingway -- Broadcasting & Cable, 1/12/2008 11:09:00 AM

Liberty Media upped its stake in InterActiveCorp Friday through the purchase of common stock valued at $340 million.

Liberty scooped up 14 million shares from a single holder at $24.25 each, bring its total stake in IAC to 30%. Liberty said it also entered into a standstill agreement by which it will not buy any more shares in IAC until April 15, 2009, or the closing of IAC's announced restructuring.

In a release, Liberty said it "took advantage of recent weakness in IAC's shares to increase its holding at an attractive price." IAC closed Friday's session at $23.59 per share, well off its 52-week high of $40.99.

Under the agreement, IAC also bought 6 million shares from the same holder.

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