AOL, Microsoft still must battle Computer giants do work together, but they're after same Web market By ALLISON LINN Associated Press Tuesday, June 12, 2001 Seattle -- It's hard to imagine two companies more familiar to computer users than...

America Online The cyberoach AOL.COM. By Kara Swisher. Times Books; 333 pages; $25.00 IT IS hard to love either America Online or its founder and boss, 39-year-old Steve Case. Despite obvious virtues such as tenacity and a clarity of strategic...

AOL expanded to India on Thursday with its first portal targeting Asia's growing online population.Although AOL has been dropping its Internet access businesses around the world, it has been making a bigger push at delivering content through free Web sites in hopes of boosting advertising...

AOL named an international chief who will work from India and said its European boss is retiring after overseeing the sales of the region's Internet access businesses.The new head of the Time Warner Inc. unit's international operations is Maneesh Dhir, 42. He was named Monday...

Complaints are becoming commonplace on the Internet regarding America Online (AOL) and it's users. Every day it seems that another user is unsatisfied or even suing the potential Internet Service Provider (ISP) giant for false billing on a product that was never purchased.