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    Exclamation Amazing but true: AOL’s dial up business still makes about $500 million a year

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    Business Insider’s Henry Blodget points out, AOL’s (AOL) dial-up subscription service is still the company’s major money maker and produced an operating income before depreciation and amortization of $158.7 million in the fourth quarter of 2012. Blodget notes that even though AOL’s dial-up business is still shrinking, it’s still producing “about $500 million a year… that AOL can use and is using to invest in other cool businesses (content and an ad network).” So take comfort, AOL dial-up subscribers: Your willingness to wait 45 minutes to watch a three-minute YouTube video is powering AOL’s other businesses to new and exciting heights.

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    Yeah there are a lot of rural areas that do not have access to broadband. However it is dying a slow death. Give it about 10-15 years and dial up will be no more.
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    I didn't even think these birds were still in business.

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