AOL Time Warner yesterday presented a new strategy for its AOL division to compete for high-speed Internet users, acknowledging that the service that helped make the Internet a mass medium is now in danger of falling behind as consumers seek faster connections online.
In a statement emailed to the Guardian, the internet giant acknowledged that there had been a "lot of angry user emails" but only a couple of press inquiries.
Yet even if the rule of law prevails in this instance, Internet executives acknowledge that there is little they can do to prevent similar assaults in the future.
The Internet executive acknowledged that chat rooms had allowed a wider range of opinion about what to do with the crew members and the plane earlier on in the dispute, when the government had not firmed up its position.
While William F. Ruprecht, the company's new chief executive, spoke optimistically about Sotheby's future in holding auctions over the Internet, he acknowledged fierce competition and the challenges of proceeding in the face of an investigation and the threat to its reputation.
While William F. Ruprecht, the company's new chief executive, spoke optimistically about Sotheby's future in holding auctions over the Internet, he acknowledged the fierce competition for blockbuster works of art and the challenges of proceeding in the face of a criminal investigation and the threat to its reputation.
Pacific Internet officials acknowledge that if they are to survive, they need to evolve beyond a traditional ISP and focus on attracting "the greatest number of eyeballs in Asia".
George Bell, chief executive of the Internet portal Excite@Home, acknowledges that he used to track his stock options several times a day after each market tick.
Franco Sotgiu of Solita in Manchesteralso acknowledges the internet effect.
The Kindle acknowledges the Internet; it hears its clamorous demands.
As to the Internet investments, Mr. Hicks acknowledges that, given the recent stock market correction, it is hard to guess what they are worth.
