In an opinion article in "The New York Times" of November 7, 2006, Nicholas D. Kristof awarded him his annual "Michael Eisner Award," consisting of a five-dollar shower curtain, for corporate rapacity and laziness. In October 2019, Diller had a $4.2 billion fortune in technology companies, after investing early on in companies such as Match.com and Vimeo. In 2012, Diller became an investor in the streaming service company Aereo. Aereo went out of business in June 2014 after the United States Supreme ruled that its method of streaming media content violated copyright laws.