Digiday: A few hours after the news broke of Verizon’s AOL acquisition, employees assembled in AOL’s New York headquarters to celebrate the $4.4 billion sale to Verizon. But one floor up, where members of AOL’s publishing brands sat, the mood was less jovial. Verizon’s acquisition — driven largely by an interest in AOL’s ad tech and video assets — wasn’t universally positive news for those at the Huffington Post, TechCrunch and Engadget, which still aren’t sure what the move means for their websites and jobs. “There are definitely worries.”