Wall Street Journal: Some AOL shareholders want more than the $50 a share Verizon paid to take the iconic web company private last week. Investors owning at least about 4 million shares, or 5% of AOL, didn’t sell their stock to Verizon and instead told the company they plan to seek a higher price in court, through a legal process known as appraisal. The dissenting funds are said to include Brigade Capital Management and Verition Fund Management.