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Airline data firm OAG sold again, this time for peanuts, as digital natives rise

Rafat Ali

Skift Take

How the mighty have fallen, in their slow and failed attempts at moving beyond legacy and commodity information.

OAG, one of the oldest and most storied airline industry databases, is about to change hands again. UBM, the London-based B2B media company that owns it as part of its UBM Aviation unit, has signed a binding deal to tell OAG and most of its other data units -- health, paper, technology, trade and transport -- to private equity firm Electra Pa

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