It's time to stop using AOL services
Jeffrey Jena at Big Journalism gives a few examples of how AOL's business and journalistic ventures - including their purchase of the Huffington Post - have only made them all the more obsolete in this day and age. How about that, AOL runs trashy sites that can only think of how to degrade America, and even attack Glenn Beck for the gazillionth unjust time, as David Corn's just done.
So yes, I do think AOL's time is long gone, and everyone who cares about cohesion for America should distance themselves from their services already. That said, while I won't say who, I do know one leftarded journalist who probably won't cancel his AOL account. But then, I haven't wasted time on him in years, so it's really just nothing.
So yes, I do think AOL's time is long gone, and everyone who cares about cohesion for America should distance themselves from their services already. That said, while I won't say who, I do know one leftarded journalist who probably won't cancel his AOL account. But then, I haven't wasted time on him in years, so it's really just nothing.
Labels: communications, Moonbattery, msm foulness
