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Verizon confirmed Oath CEO Tim Armstrong is departing, but CEO Hans Vestberg said the move doesn’t relate to company’s shift away from media.

Ariff Sidi joined Verizon Digital Media Services in late July after working in technology and digital products for traditional broadcasters.

As Oath CEO Tim Armstrong plots his exit, the Verizon subsidiary is bringing its various ad tech platforms under one consolidated brand.

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It's clear that technologies on both sides of this intersection are increasingly bringing players together, and the crossing between these two industries is becoming increasingly crowded.

Verizon revealed plans to package YouTube TV and Apple TV with 5G service and reconfirmed it has no intention of battling AT&T on original content.

Verizon is doubling down on its rhetoric around video and its plans to be a network partner for programmers and not a content owner or producer.

Oath’s CEO is reportedly considering buying out of Verizon and spinning out Oath, the combined entity of AOL and Yahoo, as a standalone company.

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Verizon’s long-struggling go90 mobile video platform has finally been tilted to rest.