Tech Trends: The AOLization of America
While Microsoft has been battling the DOJ, AOL has been not
so quietly taking over the world, one media property at a
time. Will the user benefit or suffer from the Web giant's
ubiquity? We suspect that too much AOL is not necessarily a
good thing.
http://1.digital.cnet.com/cgi-bin1/flo?x=dAhguAoEAgwBgAouw
Comment:
BTW - an aside - but i heard that the actual corporate logo of AOL is in
fact an Occult, Illuminatus type monicker - probably hogwash ...?
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