Business Insider’s Nick Carlson has just published a number of long posts, which are the result of a “long investigation into the origins of Facebook” and don’t appear to reflect too well on founder Mark Zuckerberg: the word ‘hacked’ comes up more than once.

According to a recent blog post on the Tiger Woods saga, “the reports you are reading on TMZ and RadarOnline are about 30% accurate at best.” Tiger and Elin Woods aren’t moving towards divorce, Arnold Palmer is trying to help Tiger patch up his marriage, and Tiger hasn’t appeared in public since the incident in November because his face was damaged and he needed plastic surgery. Revealing? Maybe. But just as surprising is the person who posted the account — 91-year-old retired sportswriting great Furman Bisher — and his response to the 43,000+ hits the blog post has gotten: surprise and annoyance.

With the benefit of hindsight, the AOL-Time Warner merger is widely derided as a very, very bad idea. Now, on the eve of AOL’s split with Time Warner, rumors are emerging that AOL and Time Inc. are considering a “co spin-off.” Despite having both “AOL” and “Time” in the name, here’s why that merger could actually be a great idea: