AOL Anywhere
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If America Online, Inc. (AOL) achieves its newest strategy, AOL Anywhere, it may signal the death knell for the desktop computer. Intent on increasing market share, hitting new markets, and leveling the competition, AOL Anywhere means “achieving ubiquity in American households and offices by delivering online services through many types of electronic devices, ultimately including such things as wireless phones with tiny display screens” (Henry AO1). For now, AOL intends to achieve ubiquity by delivering online services through the staple of the family living room, the television set. WebTV has done so for years in a service that is far more convenient, interactive, and superior in options and quality to AOL computer services. However, the company has failed to reach more than 700,000 customers (Henry A01). AOL intends to reach tens of millions to add to its already 17 million customer base (Henry A01). AOL recently merged with Time Warner making it one of the biggest online/media empires in the world. The plan is to have people be able to watch their favorite TV shows while shoppin
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