AOL

“We had at one point over 90%, you know, market share for all people on the internet using our browser, and it turned out there were fifty million people on the internet. Like, fifty million people around the world were on the internet. By the way, twenty-five …”

“For many people who are connected in Myanmar, it's still a small percentage of the population, but Facebook is the internet. It's almost like AOL in the late nineties here in the States.”

“If you go a lot bigger than AOL, or, you know, at some point, like, this is probably the biggest company you can buy and not have major regulatory oversight”

“If you look at the history of, The internet, the web, and mobile, a lot of bundling was occurring in the early days where it wasn't completely user generated. It wasn't Geocities super early on. It was a lot of, it was AOL. It was kind of bundled news before e…”

“The same thing happened by the way with the internet versus AOL. AOL had a, it was a much slicker interface and more performant in the beginning. The internet was clunky and weird. And slower and all these other things, but you had all the developers building …”

“Half the traffic on the internet went through AOL.”