Sure, these 'Cyber-Monolopies' offer services to the public, but they limit such services to its own realm. This is why they get most of the clicks...When the average user signs on AOL or MSN, all they see is AOL or MSN sponsored subjects, such as E-mail, News, Shopping...etc. The average user has no chance of discovering the vast amount of information on the internet when using these 4 services. Everyone in their right mind has heard of Yahoo, Napster, AOL, and IE...But when asked what binary code is, or how often they visit/. they don't know what to say...The only way to put an end to these 'Cyber-Monopolies' is too reach these services users, by any means necessary. Everyone has the right to know. - 2y2y
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Sure, these 'Cyber-Monolopies' offer services to the public, but they limit such services to its own realm. This is why they get most of the clicks...When the average user signs on AOL or MSN, all they see is AOL or MSN sponsored subjects, such as E-mail, News, Shopping...etc. The average user has no chance of discovering the vast amount of information on the internet when using these 4 services. Everyone in their right mind has heard of Yahoo, Napster, AOL, and IE...But when asked what binary code is, or how often they visit /. they don't know what to say...The only way to put an end to these 'Cyber-Monopolies' is too reach these services users, by any means necessary. Everyone has the right to know. - 2y2y