Regulatory approval of AOL’s $315 million acquisition of the Huffington Post is still pending but CEO Tim Armstrong already has a new structure for the evolving company. The changes were set off by the plan to make Arianna Huffington president and Editor-in-Chief of the Huffington Post Media Group. Several top…

The relaunch of AOL (NYSE: AOL) Video strategy is already getting results, according to David Eun, president of AOL Media and Studios, who cited internal stats indicating 3X growth in video views and 6X on the homepage.

AOL (NYSE: AOL) is shifting the balance a bit in terms of its content, ad and e-commerce divisions by putting Ned Brody, president of paid services, at the head of those three areas, Business Insider reports. Brody’s new title will be COO of Media, Advertising and Commerce and President of…

*Google* vet David Eun has kept a low profile since he joined AOL (NYSE: AOL) in March as president of AOL Media and Studios. But this week he’s breaking out of the self-imposed shell, first to accept a digital power award from The Hollywood Reporter and now to explain just…

A major shocker ... at least to me. David Eun is leaving Google (NSDQ: GOOG) to join former colleague Tim Armstrong at AOL (NYSE: AOL) as president of AOL Media and Studios, effective March 1.  He replaces Bill Wilson as AOL’s chief content exec and will be responsible for the…

Others at Google (NSDQ: GOOG) have more technologically complicated jobs, but David Eun, has one of the most difficult as VP of strategic partnerships: make YouTube profitable. Google bought the user-gen phenom for $1.65 billion back in 2006, just as it edged into deals with the major music labels and…

Google’s view on record labels - some “get it,” others don’t and Warner can’t be “forced” to be “a good partner.” Warner Music recently pulled videos from YouTube in a dispute over terms. Asked, tongue-in-cheek by Ted Cohen, why Google (NSDQ: GOOG) is “screwing” the labels generally, content partnerships VP…

The big question following the last few weeks following the enormous swings of the financial markets is this: how bad is it going to be? Michael Burgi, editor-in-chief of Mediaweek posed a number of depressing questions to a panel of media luminaries at the Dow Jones/Nielsen Media and Money Conference.…

More weekend video, this time from TechConfidential, part of The Deal. An interview, broken down in three parts, with David Eun, VP of Content Partnerships at Google (NSDQ: GOOG). Eun, who is based in NYC, looks after all the media/publisher deals on the content side (not the ad deals with…

David Eun, VP, Content Partnerships, Google (NSDQ: GOOG), closed out the SIIA Information Industry Summit by offering a summary of Google’s principles (“Perfection is the tyranny of good enough,” i.e., launch quickly, get user feedback and improve over time) and that it’s possible to be bullish with regard to old…