AOL for broad is more like a advertisment start page anyways. Bassicly like a yahoo that you have to download, pay for, and don't get as many features.
The only thing that I have ever liked about AOL is they seem to keep your e-mail for life. I got an e-mail @ AOL when the local isp I used went bust in 96, when another isp came in here I got rid of aol in late 97 and the e-mail is still functioning today by using their AIM mail feature. Quite amazing... I didn't know it was still active, I logged in to the e-mail and it had had over 50,000 messages lmao.
With such a huge base (despite erosion by 30%), it still has a big advertising base. It's kinda saddening to see how they fell off from their 2000 peak form.
With such a huge base (despite erosion by 30%), it still has a big advertising base. It's kinda saddening to see how they fell off from their 2000 peak form.
Good point. A better idea for them is to stop "aggresively advertising". Which means I will no look forward to my 3 AOL disks a week. That alone could save them, and my garbage man, millions.
"The AOL Network has over 100 million unique visitors per month, and we'll work hard to engage Internet users with new products that will be available for free on the Web," AOL chairman and CEO Jonathan Miller said.
"While the company will still offer dial-up access at $25.90 USD per month, it would no longer be aggressively marketed."
what kind of a stupid loser would pay $26 for dialup? when you can get broadband for cheaper...
People that live in rural aeras where broadband isn't accessible.
Originally posted by rayadp05
I rebooted, deleted temp files, history, cookies and everything...still cannot view the news clip. All I see is that fucking gay ass music video from "Rick Roll". Anyone else have a different link to the news clip?
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