May 25, 2014 |AOL announced today it will launch a program in Israel, called Nautilus, to help local startups, and that it will invest at least $100,000 in up to 10 startups at a time. AOL, the American mass media and internet giant, which already has a development center in Israel, said the program is meant to grant entrepreneurs “access to all the tools and connections of a global company.” AOL will choose startups from several different fields, as long as they are compatible with the internet giant’s global activities. It will assist the startups for a year.
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