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The first day back. >> how does it feel? >> what do president clinton, conservative radio personality rush limbaugh, and rock star billy idol have in common? theyve all got electronic mail addresses on computer systems linked to the internet. >> who are these other people that are on it? >> other people just like you. >> how did they get on it? who regulates this internet, and who decides who gets on this highway and who doesnt? >> the services were talking about today are commercial services. s...

I didnt come out to my mother till much later, but i was out on the internet. >> in many respects, aol was one of the first social media companies. >> computer communication is not like human communication. theres no facial expression to help you know which way something ambiguous is meant. so the isolated communicators of cyberspace have come up with little signs made out of punctuation marks. theyre called emoticons. >> you were using text to have a conversation that felt like a face-to-face c...

And that changed everything because now you could afford to be on the internet all you wanted. >> you didnt have to be a researcher. you could dial onto aol. aol was specifically designed to be point and click. >> steve case is the president of america online. i interviewed him via computer. >> then george asked, what are the most popular america online features right now? >> he responds, the real focus for us is on promoting interactivity. >> whats the very best thing about it? i think being ab...

Michaels address. i picked him out of the blue. i read his profile, and i was completely floored. >> many of the businesses of the internet work on connecting for the first time total strangers who have very narrow interests in common. >> aol was what was called a walled garden. picture this. youre paying a monthly fee for something with a limited number of things to do. no matter how many things they put inside their garden, it could never come close to the hundreds of millions of things that w...

Some of things that colonel mcgregor said. im not sure 10 minutes is enough time there were so many distortions in what he said, and sounding like an aol -- i dont think that anyone here knows how far putin wants to go. i think that the world has seen what putin is capable of. to blame nato membership for what weve seen putin unleash, we have seen his own words he is speaking with czarist terms, what he said was so distorted, i feel our audience needs to know the truth. in terms of putin, i have...

Version one that helped to keep us safe. so partly those who, to cite three examples, a whole host of arms control agreements all of which are now gone except for the new starchgo treaty, that w not a cold war treaty but a follow-on due to expire in 2026 withe little chance of renuvl. thats the only treatal currently contraining the united states and russia, which are the countries that more than 30 years after the end of the cold war, still control 90% of the worlds nuclear weapons. theyre oper...

A message ryan received on his aol instant messenger just weeks before the murder. >> about a week ago -- >> he brought it to detectivesattention during interview. >> youd better watch your back. i know where you live. ive never even seen this person. thats why i didnt pay attention. ryan told police, he chalked it up to prank. it seemed like key evidence except ryan had not saved the message. no way to tell now who had sent it. >> any idea who was from? >> no. >> aol able to help with you that?...