TechCrunch now a sister site of Download Squad
There were rumors about it yesterday, but today we find out that it actually happened: AOL has purchased TechCrunch, one of the biggest blogs (and blog networks) in the technology industry. AOL CEO Tim Armstrong announced the news this morning at TechCrunch's Disrupt conference, noting that TechCrunch will become part of the AOL Technology Network that includes sites like Engadget, Switched, The Unofficial Apple Weblog, and Download Squad.
Read more about it in the press release posted on TechCrunch by Tim Armstrong himself.












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Subscribe to commentsevman182Sep 28th 2010 2:19PM
This...is probably bad. The last thing we need is Michael Arrington spreading his filth anywhere else
JoshSep 28th 2010 2:53PM
I have to agree. Apparently, he's not such a great guy.
A few weeks back TC was going to do a logo a day from other
sites. The problem was that Reddit had already started doing. Soon as
other people started pointing that out, he went on a banning spree. I
have to agree with MercurialMadnessMan:
http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/dax13/fun_it_was_not_michael_arrington/c0yurn2
in response to http://i.imgur.com/n7VT1.png
Also, a normally funny and calm guy gets pretty angry:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsV-lgnAjps
Just a few examples. I just hope he doesn't come over and pollute DS.
notnamedSep 30th 2010 2:40AM
Good news, everyone! Maybe AOL will fire Arrington, and he'll be out on his ass without his new media empire to terrorize other new media empires with. Hey DLS, remember the last.fm fiasco? Glad to be a sister site with TechCrunch?