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January 16, 2013 07:17 am GMT
Doug Ludlow, formerly the CEO of AOL-acquired photosharing startup Hipster, is leaving the company's mobile team (where he was a senior director) to become the first innovation partner at AOL Ventures.Since this is a new role, it sounds like a lot of the details are going to be figured out on-the-job. Ludlow said the position arose from discussions he had with AOL CEO Tim Armstrong and AOL Ventures President Jon Brod about "how do you really get some early stage startup innovation and energy into new, big company products?" (In case you've forgotten: AAOLl is the big company that owns TechCrunch.)
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Hipsters Doug Ludlow Joins AOL Ventures As Its First Innovation Partner
Doug Ludlow, formerly the CEO of AOL-acquired photosharing startup Hipster, is leaving the company's mobile team (where he was a senior director) to become the first innovation partner at AOL Ventures.Since this is a new role, it sounds like a lot of the details are going to be figured out on-the-job. Ludlow said the position arose from discussions he had with AOL CEO Tim Armstrong and AOL Ventures President Jon Brod about "how do you really get some early stage startup innovation and energy into new, big company products?" (In case you've forgotten: AAOLl is the big company that owns TechCrunch.)Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/ThL89YgvWCw/
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