AOL
Early online service provider that provided internet access and content before the modern web became widespread.
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"We can spend say one year rebuilding the email infrastructure for AOL and then seven months helping rethink subscriptions on Vimeo."
More from Luca Ferrari →"They're making a single dollar from AOL. That dollar is going to be around a thousand years from now because if they're still able to make money from a company that's so old and they've already faced disruption from cloud, mobile, AI — these are v..."
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"I can imagine a world where five years from now every Gen Z kid is like, 'Oh, of course I'm using AOL.' Like it's vintage and it's cool and nostalgic."
More from Jordi Hays →"Why don't we just buy this company AOL? They're public. They're way better. It was 110 million and nobody liked that."
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"In the late 1990s, I got laid off from AOL. So, I came into a bunch of money cuz I had a bunch of options."
More from This Week in Startups →"AOL connected all the AOL users which were just normal people to the internet in September 1993. That's the day the internet changed."
More from Marc Andreessen →"I put up on AOL. So this is like pre-internet, right?"
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