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Time Warner earnings down, but cable is a bright spot
Frank Washkuch
August 07 2008
Time Warner, the world's largest media conglomerate, announced a 26% drop in second-quarter earnings, burdened by declining AOL subscriber fees and dropping publishing advertising revenue.
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