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- From: "Bashfulbob" <bashfulbob@xxxxxxx>
- To: "PCTT" <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 11:05:22 -0500
http://www.betanews.com/article/print/AOL_Preps_Image_Makeover_on_AOLcom/1119367834
AOL Preps Image Makeover on AOL.com
By David Worthington and Nate Mook, BetaNews
June 21, 2005, 11:30 AM
America Online, acknowledging that its subscriber base is declining, is relying
on its Web presence to re-brand itself and dislodge customers' mental
associations that it is nothing more than an ISP.
In an effort to earn a new reputation as a leading Internet destination, AOL
will open up to a wider audience on the Web through AOL.com. The portal will
re-launch in beta form on Tuesday, offering visitors free Web mail, exclusive
audio and video content, and access to a number of AOL services previously
available only to subscribers.
http://startpage.aol.com/beta.adp
Another point of view
"'In an effort to earn a new reputation as a leading
Internet destination, AOL will open up to a wider audience on the Web through
AOL.com. The portal will re-launch in beta form on Tuesday, offering visitors
free Web mail, exclusive audio and video content, and access to a number of AOL
services previously available only to subscribers,' reports BetaNews. The new
AOL.com will highlight news
from the blogosphere, offer free access to 15,000 videos, 130 radio stations,
and 20 XM stations. In addition, AOL is launching an RSS aggregator that aims
to make RSS actually simple for normal Web users. And unlike MSN's RSS
endeavor, My AOL will work in Firefox, Safari and
other browsers."
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http://www.geekinformed.com/content/view/351/1/
Apple Drops Single Processor Power Macs
Written by Administrator
Tuesday, 21 June 2005
Apple Computer has officially discontinued their single-processor Power Mac G5
to make room for an all dual-chip line-up - Apple announced yesterday.
Apple's online store removed listings for the 1.8GHz, single-processor
computers late last week. Apple confirmed that they were selling the last of
their inventory in an effort to push an all dual-chip line-up.
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