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TKJunkMail
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 AOL become a Yahoo.com or MSN.com ??

Somehow I doubt that AOL trying to turn itself into a desirable free web portal like Yahoo.com or MSN.com will ever happen successfully. No matter how hard they may try to become that, I just don't see it happening. TW should spin off AOL and let it swim or sink on its own - probably sink.
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I beg to differ..

Check out AOL.com.. Look familiar? They have 2GB free mail, Google search, a large library of free TV (which will be getting bigger soon) and lots of other things that make them comparable to MSN or Yahoo.com


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I beg to differ..

Check out AOL.com.. Look familiar? They have 2GB free mail, Google search, a large library of free TV (which will be getting bigger soon) and lots of other things that make them comparable to MSN or Yahoo.com
But who goes there?? And how much ad revenue will they draw?
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said by TKJunkMail See Profile :

Somehow I doubt that AOL trying to turn itself into a desirable free web portal like Yahoo.com or MSN.com will ever happen successfully. No matter how hard they may try to become that, I just don't see it happening. TW should spin off AOL and let it swim or sink on its own - probably sink.
As long as AOL charges for service, they will be perceived as a company who charges for something that they can get for free elsewhere. Adopting a free web portal policy will take them a step further to being viewed as a peer of Yahoo or Google.
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