AOL Outage Report in Jacksonville, Pulaski County, Arkansas
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by AOL users through our website.
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E-mail (89%)
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Internet (5%)
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Total Blackout (5%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Jacksonville, Arkansas
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Jacksonville and nearby locations:
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COACH G
(@COACHG13) reported
from
North Little Rock, Arkansas
@KLGLASS2 @AOL I don’t envy him. The drugs are rough. The treatments are never pleasant.
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🎬Pink Lady Going Back To Cali☀️
(@ThatRoseTattoo) reported
from
Little Rock, Arkansas
The people so audibly comparing GCW and ECW today are the little *** kids I banned from AOL chat for spamming SUCK IT back in 99. They were like 10 back then & didn’t know **** lol
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Sarah Firmani
(@sefirmani) reported
from
Little Rock, Arkansas
Let’s go back to the days of writing down our AOL email addresses on scraps of paper in middle school lol
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🎬Tiffany MerryChristmas🎄🎁
(@ThatRoseTattoo) reported
from
Little Rock, Arkansas
@JLevityCT @MatPDouglas I never had a Prodigy account, AOL was blowing up by the time I got online
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Lucas 🏡 Gonze
(@lucas_gonze) reported
(WRT Yahoo/AOL/ "Oath") Worst business vision ever: "a good opportunity to mine cash while shifting the business in favor of newer online trends"
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Paul Walsh
(@Paul__Walsh) reported
A private equity firm buying AOL, Yahoo! and TechCrunch will either be great or really bad. They will recognize their lack of knowledge in this space and allow each brand to flourish, or they'll kill 'em. Thoughts?
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justme
(@dogskidsncake) reported
@ericgarland “sale allows Verizon to offload properties from former internet empires of AOL and Yahoo. Verizon will keep 10% stake in the company and be rebranded to just “Yahoo.” “Verizon bought AOL in 2015 for $4.4B, and bought Yahoo for $4.5B in 2017.” @amyklobuchar fix our monopolies!!
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Assistant To The General Manager | Free Haiti
(@LikeChrisss) reported
Verizon, the master of bad acquisition? -They bought AOL and Yahoo for $9 billion and now they selling at $5 billion. -Verizon sold Tumblr for $3.1M in 2019 after buying it (indirectly through Yahoo! acquisition) for $1.1B in 2013 -Bought Huffpost and sold for less than 50%
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Dennovan C
(@theLOVEunited) reported
@SaraBerniecrat @JackPosobiec I was heavily online in the 90s. There were 'social' sites far before AOL or Facebook. The Terms of Service were upheld strictly in both public messages and anything you said in 'private' messages. If anything today's TOS is more lenient.
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🤫 Francois Pesce
(@JokFP) reported
@jeffjarvis @pbeyssac Orange and Apple comparison. AOL & Yahoo market cap in 1999 included engineering & Infrastructure. Sounds like the 5B deal covers media assets only. I don't know the details, but, in that deal, Verizon might keep all datacenters and network point of presences from Yahoo Inc.
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Telnetport
(@telnetport) reported
@jank0 so @JohnLegere was right buying AOL/90s Company never dial them up to anything good can you hear me now LOL.
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tolu ogunlesi
(@toluogunlesi) reported
“Yahoo and AOL were once darlings of the web economy, but could never fully keep up with the evolution of the internet. AOL’s $350 billion merger with Time Warner in 2000, for example, is commonly cited as one of the biggest failures in the history of media.” — @Adweek
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glitchypsi ❤💚💙
(@GlitchyPSI) reported
omfg AOL and by extension Yahoo got sold again verizon really did **** them up didn't they
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Kevin Stevens 🔋⚡️
(@kevindstevens) reported
@MorningBrew Microsoft buys Nokia for $7.2B in 2014, writes it off in 2015 for $7.6B (400M in restructuring costs) is pretty bad. Not to mention, AOL bought Time Warner for $183B - also terrible.