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In 2011, AOL purchased the Huffington Post Media Group.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/02/07/aol-huffington-post_n_819375.html AOL Agrees To Acquire The Huffington Post]</ref>
In 2011, AOL purchased the Huffington Post Media Group.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/02/07/aol-huffington-post_n_819375.html AOL Agrees To Acquire The Huffington Post]</ref>
==Products and Services==
AOL provides the following products and services:<ref>[http://corp.aol.com/products-services Products and Services]</ref>
* '''Content''' - The company maintains numerous sites that provide a wide range of contents in different industries including:
# Aol.com
# Autoblog
# AOL Autos
# Black Voices
# The Boombox
# The Boot
# Cambio
# AOL Desktop
# Daily Finance
# AOL Defense
# Ellen
# AOL Energy
# Engadget
# Everyday Health
# Games.com
# AOL Government
# AOL Real Estate
# AOL Travel
# Shoutcast
# The Huffington Post
# TechCrunch
# AOL Travel
# AOL Music and many more
* '''Advertising'''-enables advertisers, publishers, companies and organizations to create awareness and establish their brand to their target audience or consumers through:
# Advertising.com
# Adtech
# AOL Video
# 5MIn Media
# goviral
# Pictela
# Content Solutions
# Sponsored Listings
* '''Local'''- The company provides local contents, platforms and services using MapQuest and Patch.
* '''Applications and Commerce'''- AOL continues to provide consumer applications such as:
# Mobile Applications (Engadget Distro, Moviefone iPad app, Editions by AOL)
# AOL Mail
# AIM
# about.me
* '''Paid Services'''- AOL offers its subscription members with a VIP experience allowing them to purchase the products and service they need through Lifestore.com.
* '''AOL Ventures'''- is the capital investment division of the company which provides start-up entrepreneurs the opportunity to grow.
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