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"From an M&A perspective, I think cable is a great business. If there were assets for sale that we could do more of, we would do that," Rutledge said at the UBS Global Media & Communications Conference.

"We've been buying a lot of our own stock back," he continued. "Why? Because we think the cable business is a great business and we haven't been able to buy other cable assets."

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The tech company will allow S4 to become a full-service digital marketing firm and offer creative, media planning and buying.

AOL helped place targeted display ads on hundreds of websites that it knew were directed to children under 13, such as Roblox.com and Sweetyhigh.com, according to a settlement.

The agency exec said that focusing on building bespoke approaches for clients is the best way for agencies to survive.

. "That voice, that 'Debbie Downer in your head,' never goes away," she said. "But what I say is that you gotta shut that b***h up."

Facebook should fire both CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg for the string of failures on their watch, Scott Galloway said at Business Insider’s Ignition conference Monday.

Microsoft and NewsGuard are among the companies today fighting fake news with human oversight and moderation.

IAC’s stock has performed well in recent years because of the company's ability to play with "lots of different businesses, lots of different brands," said CEO Joey Levin.

Account information, including name, email address, encrypted password and data imported from linked networks when authorized by users may have been compromised, the site said.

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