hmm since i got AOL, i read this: http://news.com.com/Time+Warner+to+disclos..._3-6093123.html
and i was wondering if this means Time Warner will stop having AOL as a ISP.

Finally. I have been waiting for this day since 1999.

I think what the article is referring to is not tha AOL will cease being an ISP, but that it will open up a lot of its proprietary services to all internet users to increase advertising revenue. The still make a pile of money offering internet connexions at twice the price of competitors, and those monthly fees certainly add to the cash flow.
Regards,
John

oh, well i wanted AOL to go bye bye so my dad could get Broadband. Damn lol.


thanks.

I know how you feel, CGM, now that I am out in the great middle American farmland, I cannot get DSL or Cable. Maybe the great electric company will soon provide internet connexions through the power lines!
Cheers,
John

"CGM"
Thinking of me John...?

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