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- 2015 Verizon acquisition
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- At sign follower in many e-mail addresses
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- Digital brand of Oath Inc., as of 2017
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- Its IM was shut down in 2017
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- IM company
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- Domain name for old-school email addresses
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- Server of many, briefly
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- Pt. of some email addresses
- Rival of EarthLink
- The "A" of AIM
- Place for IMs
- Some e-mail letters
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- Verizon acquisition of 2015
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- Sender of much e-mail
- Steve Case co-founded it
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- New York Times - June 19, 2014