Yes. And AOL sent them all their data on these...
Posted on 05/03/2021 9:09:41 AM PDT by Red Badger
I thought Apollo died in Rocky IV.
Appolo must need a tax write off. No one in their right mind would pay that kind of money for those 2 dogs.
I am shocked to see that much value in Yahoo or AOL.
I continue to use my first email address I got from Pacific Bell (PacBell) many decades ago. It has gone through many corporate upheavals with SBCGlobal, AT&T, Yahoo!, Verizon and causes me untold pain keeping it running. But it still works.
Someone paid $5B for AOL ....Wow
I thought Apollo died in Rocky IV.
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I thought AOL died.
Life comes at you fast. I’m old enough to remember when Yahoo and AOL were the 800-lb gorillas of the internet, as dominant relatively speaking as Google/Alphabet and Facebook are now. I still use yahoo daily for a mail account and stock quotes, vestiges of that earlier era.
weird...yesterday I got a notice from verizon about yahoo (or yahoo about verizon) explaining their privacy policy - which absolutely sux rocks. I turned everything off.
Drudge (I know, I know - still gotta see what the enemy is up to) is a big user of yahoo.
I thought the name rang a bell. From January...
I am shocked to see those two are still in business. I haven't received an AOL CD in the mail in years!
Yes. And AOL sent them all their data on these...
Leon Black named ‘independent’ directors to Apollo despite deep ties
I still use the Yahoo for an e-mail address...used to use the messenger for talking /video calling...back in the 90’s Yahoo was not as moonbatted out ...today it is just propaganda like 95% of whats out here in our so called news .....everything that was good about them is gone
Those two aren’t worth $5.
Yahoo! has disabled the comments to articles for several months to protect the “woke” snowflakes from dangerous ideas that conflict with their own (or the ones they’ve been brainwashed into believing).
When I first started using the internet Yahoo was my search engine. I hadn’t used it in ages.
I had a friend who BOUGHT Yahoo stock at $400/share in the year 2000.
I thought so too, for a while. Then when Verizon unloaded its FIOS business to Frontier a few years ago AOL suddenly became the service provider for my verizon.net email account.
Yet another shuffling of assets, and “rebranding”. $5 billion for both Yahoo and AOL. Somebody’s balance sheet has taken a loss ;-)
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