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The AOL unit saw a 23 percent drop in revenues in the latest quarter. AOL ended the quarter with 5.4 million dial-up subscribers, down 438,000 from the quarter before. Revenue at Time Warner's publishing operations, which include Time Inc. magazines such as Sports Illustrated and Fortune, dropped 18 percent as advertising sales continued to suffer. Time Warner's movie studio and cable channels, which rely less on ad dollars, faired better. Network segment revenue climbed 5 percent. Filmed entertainment revenue slipped 4 percent, but the unit's operating profit was up 6 percent.
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