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My Life at AOL
by Julia L. Wilkinson
202 pages
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The first inside story of the world's largest Internet company.
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Ebook
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$8.95
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Category: Computers:Internet
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About the Book
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Free Excerpt From The Book
(requires Adobe Reader)
Read the story
of America Online from the perspective of an employee who was "in
the trenches."
Discover the "mad inventor" -- the "genius marketer promoter" named
Bill von Meister, who most people have never heard of, and who came
up with the original idea for the company that became AOL.
Learn what it was like to work there in the early days, experiencing
and running the online auctions, weddings, game shows, murder mysteries,
treasure hunts, and more.
My Life at AOL is the personal story of an insider
who watched the Internet grow up. It will give you a better understanding
of this thing we call "cyberspace."
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| About the Author |
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Julia Wilkinson worked for AOL from 1988 1997.
She has been featured in many media venues, including USA Today, The Washington Post, The LA Times, and NPR.
At AOL, she worked with major media partners such as The New York Times, Hachette Filipacchi, and Business Week.
She lives in Virginia. |
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