JAMES DE CASTRO: AOL Time Warner
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Nov 13, 2002, 12:00 AM
AOL Time Warner said Tuesday that JAMES DE CASTRO, President of AOL Interactive Services, is leaving the company after seven months "to seek new opportunities." During his tenure at AOL, de Castro established a new programming strategy built around firsts and exclusives, community and appointment viewing. He also helped launch AOL 8.0.
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