AOL Outage Report in Alcoa, Blount County, Tennessee
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E-mail (92%)
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Internet (4%)
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Total Blackout (3%)
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AOL Issues Reports Near Alcoa, Tennessee
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Alcoa and nearby locations:
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Victor Agreda Jr
(@superpixels) reported
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Knoxville, Tennessee
@pkafka Literally every carrier has been beefing up their content acquisitions for years (I was laid off when VZW acquired AOL). They seem to be hoping exclusive content (the old AOL model) will drive customer retention.
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Stino 🅙
(@mustbetwoStinos) reported
I didnt even know yahoo and aol were brothers and i damn sure didnt know verizon was there pops
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Brian Fitzpatrick
(@btfitzpat) reported
A reminder from today’s paper for those who think the government is the only answer to big tech: “Yahoo used to be the front page of the internet. AOL was once the service that most people used to get online.”
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Mystery VFX Super
(@MysteryVFXSuper) reported
It's *almost* up there with the AOL Time Warner merger. I'd feel bad for AOL of it wasn't for the fact that they so aggressively tried to fill every landfill in the world with plastic CD-ROM discs.
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The Marc and JD Podcast
(@MarcAndJD) reported
@axios Wow....not sure who to feel worse for here. Verizon who bought Yahoo for $4.83 billion and AOL for $4.4 billion. Or the idiots that bought 2 worthless companies for $5 billion. Or, you know what? **** em all, rich pieces of ****.
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🏴☠️Psyko-M1💩
(@psykomantis) reported
@neednewshorts There was less noise on the wire. I miss the simplistic times where stupid people were corralled to AOL, and the decent/intelligent individuals were free to roam without restriction and play glorious games together.
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Andrew Bucko
(@trekologer) reported
@samstein They money Verizon flushed down the drain on AOL/Yahoo could have paid for FiOS deployment to 20% of their footprint and be generating cash revenue right now. But Wall Street “analysts” demanded Verizon stop capex spending on infrastructure.
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Daniel Festa
(@_danfesta) reported
@NE_Farmgirl @axios I was reading about how there are way more people than you'd think who still have AOL subscriptions (mostly elderly people who started in the 90's and just never stopped)
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Subject 89P13
(@stecal12) reported
@nytimes The worst email providers on the planet: yahoo and aol. Blocks completely legitimate email on your behalf.
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🇺🇸 Will ©️
(@SirWill) reported
@serendipitidoda yahoo started as a search engine if I recall. For some reason my email box over there never really was used. But yet I have gmail. I suspect Yahoo still has more value than AOL.
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Lilah Sturges - GIRL HAVEN OUT NOW!
(@LilahSturges) reported
Twenty-one years ago AOL bought Time-Warner. And no I do not have that backwards: America Online, an internet service provider that had only existed for about ten years, purchased one of the largest media companies in the world, for 182 BILLION DOLLARS. It was a strange time.