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Editor-in-Chief of the Huffington Post
Huffington is a media phenom of the digital age. A nationally syndicated columnist, author of 12 books, co-host of the "Left, Right & Center" radio show and a frequent guest on television shows, she also throws a lot of networking parties at her Los Angeles home. Huffington was a blog pioneer too, launching the Huffington Post in 2005 to much derision. But the site quickly became one of the most widely read, linked to and frequently cited media brands on the Internet. Originally from Greece, Huffington moved to England when she was 16 and graduated from Cambridge University with an M.A. in economics. At 21, she became president of the famed debating society, the Cambridge Union. She, obviously, also is not a wallflower.
Posts With Arianna Huffington
Hey, AOL Content Makers! Meet Your New Boss, Susan Lyne — And Start Thinking About Video, Right Now.
And if you’re wondering what “brand” means at AOL, the company’s new Brand Group CEO is happy to explain.Exclusive: AOL Poised to Hire Susan Lyne to Run All Content Brands, Except HuffPo
Executive musical chairs at the New York Internet company.Two Years After Dramatic HuffPost Buy, AOL’s Armstrong and Arianna Talk About the Sometimes Rocky Road (Video)
All’s well that ends well — even if it started not so well?Around the World in 80 Ways: Huffington Post Now Lands in Japan
Domo arigato, Arianna.News Byte
Maymann Named Huffington Post CEO
Jimmy Maymann, who had been serving as AOL’s head of international operations, has been named CEO of the Huffington Post Media Group. He will report to Arianna Huffington, president and editor-in-chief, and now also chair of the Huffington Post Media Group. Maymann was the co-founder of Goviral, a content distribution network acquired by AOL in 2011.GPS for the Web Soul: Huffington Post and OWN Launch HuffPost OWN
You were lost? Now Arianna and Oprah will find you.Tech Scores on Forbes’ 100 Most Powerful Women List: Gates, Sandberg, Mayer and More
Sandberg, Mayer, Gates and more rate.AOL Bets Big on Web Video News With HuffPost Live (And on Tape)
Every Web site is trying its hand at video news, but Arianna Huffington is throwing a lot of bodies at her new venture. She’d like you to chime in, too.With AOL Set to Report Q2 Earnings Tomorrow, Tim Armstrong’s Feeling Closer to Fine (Video)
The ex-Googler — who is not Marissa Mayer — chats about the possibility that he can finally say that his long-suffering turnaround is actually turning.Voices







