Although the news still seems to be at the rumor stage, it's beginning to look a lot like Steve Case's much-hyped healthcare revolution -- known, fittingly enough, as Revolution Health-- is running ...

This story was written by Staci D. Kramer. The Washington Post is out with a story we've also been working onthe possibility of an acquisition by Waterfront Media, owner of Everyday Health, of Steve ...

Revolution Health Group has reduced its staff by 50 employees as the online consumer health company reshuffles for the second time in eight months. “We had some natural synergies that made sense to ...

Revolution Health has acquired the online properties HealthTalk and SparkPeople in an attempt to challenge WebMD as the web’s No. 1 health destination. Financial terms of the deals were not disclosed.

In a merger that could finally end the stranglehold WebMD has had on online healthcare, Revolution Health Network--started by AOL head Steve Case--may combine with Everyday Health--owned by Waterfront ...

As has been mentioned in our sister publication FierceHealthcare, America Online Co-founder Steve Case is trying to start a revolution. The web pioneer's online health portal, called Revolution Health ...

Steve Case's Revolution Health Network has found a new home. Revolution Health, the Washington, D.C.-based online health information company founded last year by AOL co-founder case, announced on ...

Revolution Health Network, the online healthcare business launched by former AOL chairman Steve Case, is in discussions to merge with Everyday Health. Sources familiar with the discussions said that ...

Revolution Health Group is a United States-based corporation founded in July 2005 by Steve Case, who previously co-founded America Online. Revolution Health’s stated mission is to change healthcare by ...

Revolution Health finally found someone to merge with – Waterfront Media – in a transaction that values the combined companies in the $300 million range. Our sources say that Revolution Health was ...

Women’s focused advertising network Glam Media, which raised $85 million in a combined debt and equity financing in February 2008 (they have raised a total of $115 million since 2004), was rumored to ...