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Popup ads
I wish there were a section talking about AOL's introduction of popup ads, the most infamous policy of its history next to refusing to cancel accounts.
AOL News?
AOL News redirects here but this aspect of the company's operation isn't mentioned in the article. Can someone add information about AOL News? JamesMLanetc 23:08, 28 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Because I was bored, I dug up the Q4 2010 report - [2]. I'm sure it'd make a nice addition to the graph of users. Looks like they're under 4 million at the moment, and continuing to decline. From here you can access all the released reports: [3]. Hope this is helpful! Mokele (talk) 16:46, 7 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Bias in opening paragraph?
All kinds of terms such as "leading-edge" that sound nice in an executive summary but don't work on Wikipedia.
