41 Quotes by Richard Greenfield

A $US20 billion ($A27.09 billion) buyback is better than $US12 billion ($A16.25 billion), which is better than $US5 billion ($A6.77 billion), which is where we were a while ago.

They're going after Web properties that mirror the demographic of the viewer of 'The OC' ... (following) the activities of what those same consumers do online, ... buy.

It's encouraging. I don't think the business is completely out of the woods yet, but we are significantly better in 2006 than anyone expected.

It's at the margins for me. It just comes up as a trophy asset that I believe they should sell.

Don't confuse a recovery with growth. The question for investors is not how does Disney fare for this quarter. The question is next year -- and the growth rate is not sustainable.

It's ironic: A year ago people were questioning whether it would exist, and now five of the largest media tech companies in the world are speculated to be interested in buying a piece of it for multiple billion dollars.

It's very unclear whether consumers are going to be interested. It's still a very limited basket of channels.

If there's a strategy there, I don't see it yet.

Investors should increasingly focus on the aggregate unique users ... page views and time spent online across the AOL Web sites to judge the success or failure of AOL's new strategy,