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On February 3, 2015, Joystiq was one of 4 websites shut down by AOL as part of a restructuring of the company's web properties. On the same day, the Joystiq name was relaunched as the gaming section of sister site Engadget.

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Verizon Communications

Telecommunication assets

Fios | Wireless

Other assets
CompuServe | Tacoda | Total Wireless | TracFone Wireless | Truveo | Verizon Hearst Media Partners (50%)¹ | Verizon Messages | Visible | Yahoo, Inc. (10%)² (Yahoo! | AOL)

Defunct assets
AirTouch | AOL Explorer | AOL Hometown | AOL Instant Messenger | AOL OpenRide | AOL Seed | AOL Time Warner | Bell Atlantic | FanHouse | FiOS1 | GameDaily | Go90 | GTE | KOL (AOL Kids) | Nullsoft | NYNEX | Propeller | Spinner | TUAW | V-Cast | Yahoo! Meme | Yahoo! Messenger

Former assets
AwesomenessTV | Flickr | HuffPost | Lively | Moviefone | Netscape | Tumblr

Notes

¹	Co-owned with Hearst Communications
²	Apollo Global Management holds the 90% stake.

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