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America Online

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America Online, commonly known as AOL, was an early internet service provider and web portal that played a significant role in popularizing the internet during the 1990s. Founded in 1985, AOL offered dial-up internet access, email services, and a variety of content such as news, entertainment, and instant messaging. It became one of the largest online service providers in the United States before transitioning to a focus on digital media and advertising.

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