>>Think about it. AOL now controls 70% of the web. Forget Microsoft's
browser.
>>For 70% of web users, their experience will be through AOL, either as
>>subscribers (what? 12 million subscribers?) or as users of the Netscape
>>portal (second most popular portal on the web.)
>
>Now hold on a minute. AOL may control 70% of the US web, but hello! the web
>happens to exist outside of the US of A. FYI AOL is nowhere in Asia
>Pacific, although they are starting up. And what market share do they have
>in Europe, the Middle East, Africa or Latin America.
I read yesterday that AOL has 14 million subscribers.
As for users in the rest of the world, AOL controls Netscape, which is the
second most visited web site on the web. It gets about 40% of the daily web
traffic.
It doesn't make sense to talk about the "US web" or the "African web." It's
the WORLD WIDE web.
So AOL is indeed the primary presence on the web.
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