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28th December, 2006
AP-AOL News Poll Reveals: America Perplexed by George W. Bush
DULLES, Va., December 28, 2006 -
A new poll from The Associated Press and AOL News has discovered that
Americans are torn in terms of their perception of President George W.
Bush and his performance in 2006 ...
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28th December, 2006
AOL Money & Finance Best and Worst in Money Poll Reveals Donald Trump Most Annoying Money Personality -- His Hair Wins as Worst Signature Style
DULLES, Va., December 28, 2006 -
AOL Money & Finance (http://money.aol.com
) today released the results of its Best and Worst in Money 2006 poll* (http://money.aol.com/best-and-worst-in-money-2006/
) as voted on by AOL users ...
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26th December, 2006
AOL Music and Blender Magazine Present the 2006 Noisemaker Awards
NEW YORK, December 26, 2006 -
AOL Music (www.aolmusic.com), a
leading online music destination, along with Blender magazine,
Dennis Publishing's acclaimed music magazine,
teamed together to host Heroes and Trainwrecks: a 2006 year-end poll ...
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22nd December, 2006
Mega-Star and Solitary Man Neil Diamond Brings a Serenade of New and Classic Material to AOL Music Sessions with a Rare and Stripped Down Performance
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Neil Diamond. (Photo credit: Larry Busacca, WireImage for AOL Music)
NEW YORK, December 22, 2006 - AOL Music (www.aolmusic.com), a premiere online music destination, brings Neil Diamond, the quintessential American composer of some of the world's most beloved music, back to his native New York for an exclusive AOL Music Sessions performance ...
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22nd December, 2006
Overwhelming Majority of Americans Say "Deck The Halls With Boughs of Holly" with 90% Supporting Christmas Decor in Public Spaces
Classic Holiday Traditions See a Boost from Technology
70% Expect to Shop Online As Much or More Than Last Year
Dulles, VA, December 22, 2006 – Religious affiliation aside – 90% of Americans give their seasonal blessings to Christmas decorations in public buildings, according to a recent Associated Press/AOL News poll (http://news.aol.com).
In contrast, nearly half (48%) lean towards more of a non-denominational approach when being greeted by stores and businesses, supporting a more general “Happy Holidays” or “Season's Greetings” customer greeting rather than “Merry Christmas.” However, there is still a hold out of traditionalists (42%), who believe it is a bad thing for shops to replace the traditional “Merry Christmas” greeting.
When it comes to tradition versus modern technology, survey participants indicated that they are slowly adopting new tech-enabled practices to simplify their holiday activities. In fact, 38% say the Internet has made it easier to stay in touch with loved ones this holiday season. Although most Americans (64%) say that they have sent traditional holiday cards by mail this year, a third of adults say they sent a holiday e-mail to a friend or family member this year.
The Associated Press/AOL News Poll also found that Internet holiday shopping is still a vital boon for the majority of Americans (70 percent), with more than half (52 percent) saying that they are relying on the Internet just as much as last year, and 18 percent using the Web even more this holiday season.
Methodology The AP-AOL poll of 1,000 adults was conducted by telephone December 12-14, 2006 by Ipsos, an international public opinion research company. The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 3 percentage points for all adults.About The Associated PressThe Associated Press is the essential global news network, delivering fast, unbiased news from every corner of the world to all media platforms and formats ...
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20th December, 2006
AOL Applauds Virginia Attorney General McDonnell's Efforts to Protect Children Online
RICHMOND, Va., December 20, 2006 -
AOL today joined Virginia Attorney General Robert McDonnell as he
released the final Virginia Youth Internet Taskforce report, which calls
for increased efforts to educate parents and children to the dangers
present on the Web ...
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13th December, 2006
AOL Reveals Top Searches for 2006
DULLES, Va., December 13, 2006 - AOL today announced the year's top searches based on topics in specific categories that received the highest volume of online queries on AOL Search (http://search.aol.com) and AOL Video Search (http://video.aol.com), including Paris Hilton, American Idol and Brad Pitt ...
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7th December, 2006
AOL Launches 'True Stories' - a New Website Showcasing Documentary Films and Featuring Community Forum
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AOL today launched True Stories (http://movies.aol.com/truestories),
a new website dedicated to documentary films, featuring both critically
acclaimed independent titles, as well as new projects prior to
theatrical release ...
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7th December, 2006
New AP-AOL Instant Messaging Trends Survey Finds Majority of Teens Send More Instant Messages Than Emails
DULLES, Va., December 07, 2006 - According to a new AP-AOL Instant Messaging Trends Survey, nearly three in four (72 percent) teens who use instant messaging (IM) say they send more IMs than emails, as do one in four (26 percent) adults ...
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6th December, 2006
AOL Music Live! Presents Nelly Furtado, Live and On Demand from the Historic Roxy Theatre in Hollywood
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AOL Music LIVE! announced today it will broadcast a special live concert
with Grammy Award winner Nelly Furtado on December 8 from the famed Roxy
Theatre on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, CA ...
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