Netflix and AOL subscriber bases are inverse; headed in opposite directions.  But going deeper, does the inverse relationship reflect something we can learn about technological evolution?

The Web has come a lonnnnnnnng way since the early 90s; the evolution is quite stunning! We have transitioned from Netscape Navigator, AOL, and dancing babies to online retail stores, video conferencing, and augmented reality. Life without the web is hard to imagine, but it’s even harder to believe that the web has only been around just a few years! Imagine where we will be in 2020 – holographic projections perhaps?  Take a stroll with me down digital memory lane as we look at the evolution of two of the worlds most popular websites: Apple.com and McDonalds.com

Michael Arrington of TechCrunch is “CRUNCHED” by Arianna Huffington and AOL. 

Let’s face it; the last time you logged onto your AOL account was sometime around 1998… and anytime you hear the acronym AOL (short for America Online), the first thought that pops into your head is that classic mailbox alert; “You’ve Got Mail!” that used to make you feel like you had a life.  So why all of the AOL news all of a sudden?!

I was on FOX News Live earlier today with Kimberly Guilfoyle explaining the TechCrunch-AOL, baby momma drama. Check out the clip:

Fox News LIVE (live.foxnews.com) with Kimberly Guilfoyle (@kimguilfoyle)

Tech Crunch’s Mike Arrington gets Crunched by AOL and Arianna Huffington

September 8th, 2011- 12:30PM Segment