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AOL may drop member fees
July 6, 2006 May ax charges for services like having an AOL.com e-mail account, to entice customers to keep using the offerings.Time Warner packages AOL with Road Runner
January 31, 2005 Media giant pulls together services offered by AOL and Time Warner Cable subsidiaries to lure subscribers and advertisers.AOL goes high-speed, again
June 2, 2005 AOL is once again bundling its Internet service with DSL service from Covad as it tries to keep subscribers from defecting.AOL testing free 100MB storage locker
January 7, 2005 America Online looks to bolster its appeal, aiming to give subscribers more room for music, photos and documents.Road Runner picks up speed
December 15, 2004 Time Warner Cable's broadband ISP will turn up its download speed dial by 67 percent for its basic subscribers in January.AOL tests waters for dial-up price cut
April 28, 2005 As Internet users flock to high-speed services, America Online experiments with lower dial-up prices.Microsoft dials back dial-up prices
March 29, 2006 Attempting to lure dial-up customers away from AOL, Microsoft's MSN cuts prices on its service for one year.Comcast to raise broadband speed
January 17, 2005 Continuing cable's tactic of fighting DSL on speed, not price, Comcast will hike data rates by a third.Adelphia sale nears completion
July 13, 2006 Federal Communications Commission is expected to approve sale of assets to Comcast and Time Warner Cable.AOL hanging up on dial-up customers?
February 28, 2006 Many see price hike for dial-up services as part of its metamorphosis into a broadband Web portal.AOL: You've got free e-mail
August 2, 2006 Company is looking to transform itself into a Yahoo-style media portal but still relies on ISP revenue. Can it solve the puzzle?Comcast to launch IM with video
January 11, 2005 The nation's largest cable company is planning to launch its own IM service midyear, equipped with Web cam features.Comcast and Insight unwind partnership
April 2, 2007 Companies are splitting up their cable and broadband subscribers, giving Comcast some advantages and raising acquisition questions.DSL subscribers on the rise
May 12, 2005 Telephone companies are closing in on cable operators' dominance of the broadband market.Is AOL in play?
October 13, 2005 All eyes are on America Online as rumors swirl about who's hankering for a piece of its action.AOL to users: Don't defect--here's free stuff
August 2, 2006 Eyeballing advertising revenue, the Time Warner Internet subsidiary transitions from an ISP to a media company.Turner aims at game market with new service
April 27, 2005 TBS prepares new broadband service as more entertainment companies enter game market.AOL gets ready to launch free Web e-mail
December 22, 2004 America Online is testing a service with 100MB of e-mail storage, as it prepares to square off with Yahoo, Hotmail and Gmail. Image: You've got free mailVonage chief: Nobody's sweeping us under
January 5, 2005 Much of the credit for Vonage's success goes to its acerbic-tongued CEO, Jeffrey Citron.AOL ready to reinvent itself
August 2, 2005 As subscriptions slide, Net service giant plans to launch a free portal that unleashes its content on the Web.
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