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There isn't much the company can do about the continuing slide in its dial-up Internet connections,
Yeah, but they still have a huge number of customers who despite connecting to the internet using cable internet, still pay for AOL's dial up connect -- it's pretty much the source of all their revenue.
And their long range strategic plan is to basically be a news aggregator and generate fluff news stories that have been written in such a way that they get easily picked up by keyword searches. So I wouldn't be rushing to buy their stock.
I read a story via AOL.com yesterday. I envisioned the people at the offices of AOL noticed the increase in traffic, and started high fiving each other and they suddenly got really hopeful about the future.
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