In 2001 the chief executive of AOL Time Warner, Gerald Levin, sought to acquire AT&T’s cable business, the only cable business larger than the one already owned by AOL Time Warner. In doing so, he did not consult the firm’s board, let alone its chairman Steve Case. Apparently, Case objected to Levin’s approach, and Levin resigned in December 2001. Discuss Levin’s approach to decision process in the context of judgmental tasks involving groups.
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