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RocketMail was one of the
first major free
webmail services. The
service was
originally a
product of Four11 Corporation. For a
brief time,
RocketMail...
- com as the
email suffix. Previously,
users could choose ymail.com or
rocketmail.com as a suffix, or one of
several country-specific suffixes. Many countries...
- advertising, as well as a
licensed version that did not.
Hotmail and Four11's
RocketMail both
launched in 1996 as free
services and
immediately became very po****r...
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receives orders this way.
RocketMail was the name for one of the
first major, free
webmail services. For a
brief time,
RocketMail battled with
Hotmail for...
-
began offering free e-mail from
October 1997
after the
acquisition of
RocketMail,
which was then
renamed to
Yahoo Mail. In 1998,
Yahoo replaced AltaVista...
-
parent company of
Rocketmail, an
early webmail provider. Four11 was
acquired by
Yahoo in
October 1997 for $97 million, and
RocketMail became Yahoo! Mail...
- one of the
first webmail services on the
Internet along with Four11's
RocketMail (later Yahoo! Mail). It was
commercially launched on July 4, 1996, symbolizing...
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RocketMail, Desktop.com Rod
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- some
FOXACID modules are
given below:
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Tencent QQ
Facebook Twitter...
- that only
accepted US
based publishers; shut down on
April 30, 2010.
Rocketmail – An
email service acquired in 1997.
Incorporated into Yahoo! Mail in...
