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Time Warner's Due for a Comeback - Barron's
Jul 06, 2008 09:56 PM UTC

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Barron's author Dimitra Defotis calls Time Warner (TWX) stunningly cheap. Here's why:

New CEO Jeffrey Bewkes is likely to separate, spin off, or sell the subscription arm of AOL - its weakest link - which will expose the strength of its digital ad platform, recently bolstered by AOL's $850M purchase of UK social-networking site Bebo. Despite its problems, AOL boasts 35% margins.

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