The online giant has finally brought its pricing in line with market rates. It all starts Feb. 5. It's a contest. You can win a 1995 Nissan Sentra. They'll select a registered contestant at random, and notify them by E-Mail.
Entry is free.
Check IUMA for more information. He asked AOL CEO Steve Case what information AOL had made available, how much money it has made selling its lists, and whether subscribers were told of the possibility that the information would be reused or sold. Last year, Markey sponsored legislation, not yet adopted, to protect consumers whose information is being sold. The eye-opening threads are complex, conceptually dense, mostly coherent, frighteningly relevant, and found on alt.internet.services. Read it before Wired does an article on it.