Internet users continue to ditch America Online.

Publication: Washington Times (Washington, D.C.)

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COPYRIGHT 2004 The Washington Times

Byline: William Glanz

Jul. 29--America Online continued to lose Internet subscribers in the second quarter, but its revenue rose modestly in part because of a rebound in advertising sales.

AOL, the Internet unit of media giant Time Warner Inc., lost 668,000 customers during the three-month period that ended in June, leaving it with 23.4 million U.S. subscribers and 30.8 million globally.

But quarterly sales at America Online rose 2 percent to $2.18 billion.

AOL "has executed an impressive financial turnaround," Time Warner Chairman and...

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