Decades before Google, Facebook and Amazon Web Services — all of which have invested billions of dollars in central Ohio — came along there was CompuServe, the first major online service that gave ...

In the 1980s and early 1990s, before America Online CDs clogged America’s mailboxes and the word “Internet” had yet to be spoken by nearly anyone outside the tech world, CompuServe was the Internet ...

America Online's AOL CompuServe (http://www.compuserve.com/) released a new version of software Thursday for accessing its online service, adding some of the same ...

1979: CompuServe begins offering a dial-up online information service to consumers. The company known as Compu-Serve, and later CompuServe, opened its doors in 1969, providing dial-up computer ...

One of the original e-mail providers, CompuServe, isn’t for geeks anymore. A newly unveiled interface gives the venerable service some of the functions of its parent, America Online. The CompuServe ...

CompuServe and its forums and “content channels” still exist today at CompuServe.com. Membership costs $19.95/month or $199/year, with access via either a Web browser or proprietary software called ...

CompuServe's Internet address. When originally sending email to a CompuServe customer via the Internet, the comma in the CompuServe account number was turned into a dot; for example, account ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. For many of us, CompuServe will always hold a special ...

Everyone’s abuzz about Web 2.0, and it’s no wonder. Facebook, MySpace and Twitter are some of the Internet’s most popular destinations, offering users unprecedented freedom to share content, engage in ...

[url=https://arstechnica.co.uk/civis/viewtopic.php?p=34333367#p34333367:3mp38hzj said: thekaj[/url]":3mp38hzj]I recall checking out CompuServe back in college (I was ...