According to one of this company's employees, the teen component of one of this company's initiatives was  "was going to be the coolest thing foisted on American youth since MTV." In one almost notable story, this  company allowed George and Debbie Stickles, also known as Mike and Silver, to meet. This company created  the B protocol for transferring files. One of this company's' first killer apps was developed by Sandy Trevor.  Its online virtual environment was called WorldsAway. This company bought out rival The Source around the  same time that it launched a consumer service called MicroNet. This tech company started out as part of the Go
According to one of this company's employees, the teen component of one of this company's initiatives was  "was going to be the coolest thing foisted on American youth since MTV." In one almost notable story, this  company allowed George and Debbie Stickles, also known as Mike and Silver, to meet. This company created  the B protocol for transferring files. One of this company's' first killer apps was developed by Sandy Trevor.  Its online virtual environment was called WorldsAway. This company bought out rival The Source around the  same time that it launched a consumer service called MicroNet. This tech company started out as part of the Golden  United Life Insurance Company and from the 80s until 1998 this company was owned by H&R Block. This  company's GUI product, WOW!, was a miserable failure. Much of this company's early success has been attributed  to its CB Simulator chat feature. This company developed GIF for encoding computer images. It gave out emails  addresses that were a series of numeric digits. For 10 points, name this semi- defunct ISP that was purchased by its  rival AOL.
According to one of this company's employees, the teen component of one of this company's initiatives was  "was going to be the coolest thing foisted on American youth since MTV."
CompuServe