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Audio (full speech) | Video clip parker video?altplay=parker video rm Video clip Time Warner Settles Fraud Charges with Justice Department Update: Time Warner Inc. has agreed to pay $210 million to settle securities fraud charges involving the company''s America Online unit, the Justice Department announced Wednesday. Under terms of the settlement with the DOJ, prosecution on charges of aiding and abetting securities fraud will be deferred for two years provided that the media giant cooperates in an ongoing investigation into whether AOL improperly helped smaller Internet companies artificially inflate their earnings. The settlement, however, does not apply to a separate investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission into alleged accounting irregularities at AOL. Time Warner has agreed to a separate settlement of $300 million for those allegations. The SEC''s five commissioners still need to approve the deal. The proposed settlement with the SEC would resolve an investigation by the securities watchdog into whether AOL improperly accounted for a $400 million payment from the German media company Bertelsmann AG, which used to own 50 percent of AOL Europe, and whether that was used to inflate America Online profits. (12/15/04) AOL Time Warner Reports $45 Billion Loss; Turner Steps Down Update : AOL Time Warner announced Wednesday it was reporting a $45.5 billion quarterly loss to account for the declining value of its flagship America Online property -- bringing the company to post an annual loss of nearly $100 billion, the largest annual loss ever in corporate history. (1/30/03) Real Audio: Paul Solman examines the story behind the media behemoth''s fall. AOL Time Warner Chief Executive Dick Parsons Tapped as New Chairman Update: AOL Time Warner''s board of directors unanimously elected Chief Executive Dick Parsons to become the company''s next chairman, replacing Steve Case who announced his resignation four days ago. (1/16/03) AOL Time Warner Chairman Steve Case to Resign Update : Steve Case, the media chief who helped engineer the corporate marriage of AOL and Time Warner two years ago, announces he will step down as chairman of the merged corporation, saying his departure was in the best interest of the company. Media correspondent Terence Smith discusses Case''s resignation and the future prospects for AOL Time Warner with Nina Munk, contributing editor of Vanity Fair, and Tom Wolzien, a senior media analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein and Co. (1/13/03) Justice Dept. Opens Inquiry into AOL Time Warner Update : AOL Time Warner confirms that the Justice Department is investigating the accounting practices of its online division. (7/31/02) Government Investigates AOL Time Warner Accounting Update : AOL Time Warner discloses that the Securities and Exchange Commission has launched an investigation into accounting practices at its America Online division. (7/25/02) Is the Marriage in Trouble? With the ouster of AOL Time Warner''s Chief Operating Officer Robert Pittman, the fate of the largest media company in history seems in doubt. Margaret Warner looks at the crisis facing corporate giant AOL Time Warner with Bill Whyman, technology analyst and president of the Precursor Group, an investment research firm; and Jeffrey Rayport, CEO of Marketspace and former professor at Harvard Business School. (7/19/02) Online NewsHour: AOL/Time Warner Merger aol time warner

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Richard Quest reports on the deal between the companies It will create the world's largest business concern and the Federal Trade Commission is expected to examine whether it contravenes

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Audio (full speech) | Video clip pitofsky video?altplay=pitofsky video rm Video clip Time Warner Settles Fraud Charges with Justice Department Update: Time Warner Inc. has agreed to pay $210 million to settle securities fraud charges involving the company''s America Online unit, the Justice Department announced Wednesday. Under terms of the settlement with the DOJ, prosecution on charges of aiding and abetting securities fraud will be deferred for two years provided that the media giant cooperates in an ongoing investigation into whether AOL improperly helped smaller Internet companies artificially inflate their earnings. The settlement, however, does not apply to a separate investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission into alleged accounting irregularities at AOL. Time Warner has agreed to a separate settlement of $300 million for those allegations. The SEC''s five commissioners still need to approve the deal. The proposed settlement with the SEC would resolve an investigation by the securities watchdog into whether AOL improperly accounted for a $400 million payment from the German media company Bertelsmann AG, which used to own 50 percent of AOL Europe, and whether that was used to inflate America Online profits. (12/15/04) AOL Time Warner Reports $45 Billion Loss; Turner Steps Down Update : AOL Time Warner announced Wednesday it was reporting a $45.5 billion quarterly loss to account for the declining value of its flagship America Online property -- bringing the company to post an annual loss of nearly $100 billion, the largest annual loss ever in corporate history. (1/30/03) Real Audio: Paul Solman examines the story behind the media behemoth''s fall. AOL Time Warner Chief Executive Dick Parsons Tapped as New Chairman Update: AOL Time Warner''s board of directors unanimously elected Chief Executive Dick Parsons to become the company''s next chairman, replacing Steve Case who announced his resignation four days ago. (1/16/03) AOL Time Warner Chairman Steve Case to Resign Update : Steve Case, the media chief who helped engineer the corporate marriage of AOL and Time Warner two years ago, announces he will step down as chairman of the merged corporation, saying his departure was in the best interest of the company. Media correspondent Terence Smith discusses Case''s resignation and the future prospects for AOL Time Warner with Nina Munk, contributing editor of Vanity Fair, and Tom Wolzien, a senior media analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein and Co. (1/13/03) Justice Dept. Opens Inquiry into AOL Time Warner Update : AOL Time Warner confirms that the Justice Department is investigating the accounting practices of its online division. (7/31/02) Government Investigates AOL Time Warner Accounting Update : AOL Time Warner discloses that the Securities and Exchange Commission has launched an investigation into accounting practices at its America Online division. (7/25/02) Is the Marriage in Trouble? With the ouster of AOL Time Warner''s Chief Operating Officer Robert Pittman, the fate of the largest media company in history seems in doubt. Margaret Warner looks at the crisis facing corporate giant AOL Time Warner with Bill Whyman, technology analyst and president of the Precursor Group, an investment research firm; and Jeffrey Rayport, CEO of Marketspace and former professor at Harvard Business School. (7/19/02) Online NewsHour: AOL/Time Warner Merger aol time warner

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Nine News: David Murphy, Business Correspondent, reports on a slight increase in the number of jobs created by IDA-backed companies

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Six One News: David Murphy, Business Correspondent, reports that Environment Minister Dick Roche has warned companies that he will introduce a levy if they don't pay for an anti-litter