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• AOL began as an on-demand videogame service in 1983
• In 1983, the New York Times charged $12/mo for access to online content
• Steve Case was not AOL's founder
• The New York Times was originally called the "New-York Daily Times"
• The New York Times didn't print from August 10, 1978 to November 5, 1978.
• Printing the NYT costs twice as much as sending every subscriber a free Kindle
• Facebook was built in a week
• Facebook was originally a Hot Or Not for Harvard called Facemash
• Zuckerberg built Facebook without plans to make money
• Twitter was its founders second idea
• The Twitter founders paid back their investors after their first idea failed
• Yahoo was originally called "Jerry and David's guide to the world wide web"
• Yahoo stands for "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle"
• Yahoo raised just $33.8 million though its IPO
• Apple actually had three founders
• The first Apple computer cost $666.66
• There are nine states without Apple Stores
• "I'm feeling lucky" button costs Google $110 million per year
• Google was named after a typo
• Google was originally called "BackRub"
• The first company to buy and run an ad through Google's automated auction business was a live mail-order lobster store
• Google tries to forecast which ads will get clicked on based on the day's temperature
• The Washington Post has its own theme song
• Jeff Bezos's father funded Amazon.com with a $300,000 check
• The first book sold by Amazon.com was titled: "Fluid Concepts & Creative Analogies: Computer Models of the Fundamental Mechanisms of Thought"