Until that day is here (and it's coming VERY soon, like tomorrow) here's a quick state of the Internet union; In 2007 the most prominent digital countries were Myspace, Friendster, AOL, Live Journal and Xanga … In 2010?
Investors were unmoved by a story in The Wall Street Journal indicating that America Online's aol plans to release a number of devices that provide access to the Internet without using personal computers.
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As if that wasnt enough bad news for beleaguered Microsoft, the Wall Street Journal reported this morning that America Online aol and Netscape nscp are in talks about a wide range of new partnerships, including a possible deal to embed Netscape's browser into AOL's online service alongside or in place of Microsofts Internet Explorer.
As if that wasnt enough bad news for beleaguered Microsoft, the Wall Street Journal reports this morning that America Online aol and Netscape nscp are in talks about a wide range of new partnerships, including a possible deal to embed Netscape's browser into AOL's online service alongside or in place of Microsofts Internet Explorer.
Publishers like the Wall Street Journal, TechCrunch- and Huffington Post-owner AOL, and Time have used the technology, as have brands like GE, Patagonia, and Sprout Organic Foods.
But America Online aol, the largest online service, fell sharply after The Wall Street Journal reported that Microsoft is laying out plans for low-priced, possibly free Internet access.
There's a big story in the Wall Street Journal today about how media concentration has been less successful — the AOLs, the Murdochs.
But as the Wall Street Journal reports, private equity firms Silver Lake Partners and Blackstone Group are penciling out ways to combine AOL with Yahoo in some sort of reverse merger, with Tim Armstrong becoming CEO.
