One piece of feedback that we often receive is that its hard to find a story that you saw previously or had read earlier in the day or week and that is now not running on the site. So to address that, there is a new AOL News page called The Rewind where you will be able to see all the stories that had been previously running. You are also able to search for any Headline article that has run on our AOL.com. You can even directly subscribe to The Rewind Feed so you'll never miss a story again.
To make things easier on AOL.com, we also provide links at the bottom of each panel to some of the more popular earlier stories that you will now be able to still access on The Rewind.
Sanjay
Product Manager
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ebo zeon
Apr 23rd 2008, 7:38PM
It is interesting to me and a little disappointing that AOL has chosen to select pictures of the candidates that make them look as foolish as possible for this article.
elsayed
Apr 25th 2008, 5:14AM
love
Barbara Robinson
May 1st 2008, 11:09AM
Could not find your answers to the Derby Traditions answers to your The Derby Daily special section sporting events section. I am finding if difficult to access several of your websites, including Angie Fenton. Please make this easier.
Vernon
May 6th 2008, 9:28PM
As proud as I am of Obama I still feel a bit of sadness in the way the news media tried their best to just run him thru the grater. They used the Rev Wright story to no end and yet they disregarded any of the McCain associates like Hagee. It was dismissed as if what was said was not as significant as the Rev Wright story. The news media must realize that this new generation has risen above the campaign smearing and lies fabricating. I watched in disgust to see and hear how the words and actions of both Obama and Wright was embelished with assumptions about what they thought was said. Too many wrong ideas and words were injected into the entire affair. If they would listen closely they could hear Rev Wright say not the words of "gotdamn America," but instead his words were,"God Damned America,inwhich was a true statement from past to present. If America don`t change from the old hatred and bigoted ways we will fall behind others who are accomplishing far greater than we are here. We cannot afford to let America be run by the old ways of thinking that one race is superior than others. God did not give anyway that distinction of superiority over others.I am proud to be an America and an Afican American with even greater pride. May God Bless America and all Americans.
kathy
May 12th 2008, 9:29AM
It amazes me that you guys are so biased in who you choose to pick on. Is Bill O'Reilly to successful so you try to bring them down because he has so many viewers! Find something else. We all know his temper and appreciate his demands for right versus wrong. Hmmm maybe you should watch him sometimes. We like his way of getting to the truth and the things he believes in. Oh that's probably all his viewers thing which is a lot. Find some news will you!
billiebgf
May 16th 2008, 8:42AM
I want to change my aol icon to a different one. for the chat room Please send the send the steps That i need to make thank you
Sanjay Nayar
May 16th 2008, 8:45AM
billibgf,
theres a couple of places where you can personalize your icon.
You can update your more complete AOL profile (including picture) here: http://profiles.aim.com/edit?req=profile-view&tab=photo
or
you could update just your AIM icon through AIM Expressions here: http://puccexp.aol.com/main.adp
Hope one of these gets to what you are trying to do.
Sanjay
Aryuo
May 18th 2008, 3:40PM
I think time has come for Republicans marking the candidates. Weather is Obama, Hillary, or other candidates we cannot forget when they tried to impeach President Clinton and once that got into the news Republican fell one after the other for worse than what Clinton did.
But we American forget to quick however not this time and there is a hope that perhaps time has come to elect people for the office based on their capability not their personal life issues.
Ali
May 27th 2008, 1:51PM
I have not found a place to discuss the details of navigating this new AOL. I just found it, and am truly perplexed.
First, the print is so small and pale I can barely read it, and the list of whatever is in the top left box is totally lost for me.
I assume it holds my "Favorites" which I have been unable to locate.
Can anyone tell me how to locate the particulars in getting past this over loaded homepage to more easily read instructions?
Thank you
Ali
Also, Do we make threads of our posts, or just send.
firstmek
May 26th 2008, 7:08PM
How much longer will we have to suffer the story and picture about Ted Kennedy and his brain tumor? Please...let's get rid of that now...there will be plenty of more post time once he actully departs this earth. Or, let's also show Mary Jo's picture. She's in her grave forty years...he's been around to enjoy life up to now.
firstmek
May 26th 2008, 7:09PM
team...the most recent posts s/b on top...the oldest toward the bottom, no?
Deborah Dean
May 27th 2008, 12:04PM
I wonder just how much the Republican Party is paying former Republican, Hillary Clinton, and her husband, to ensure that John McCain wins the Presidential Election in November, for surely, if every any two people have deliberately done all they could to divide the Democratic Party, than surely they.
Don
May 27th 2008, 11:07AM
Hi!
For some reason, last month the AOL Webmail team decided to remove the Unsend feature from AOL Webmail (even though the Unsend feature is still available in the AOL 9.1 and AOL Desktop software).
This reduces the value of the AOL Home Page to web browser users, since they can no longer get full access to the features of AOL Mail from the AOL Home Page.
Can you convince the AOL Webmail team to bring back the Unsend feature?
- Don
Sanjay Nayar
May 27th 2008, 2:19PM
To #11 - Don,
Thanks for the suggestion. To address your comment the AOL mail team directly you may want to post on the mailblog.
http://journals.aol.com/websuiteblog/productinsider/ (scroll to the bottom)
Sanjay
Sanjay Nayar
May 27th 2008, 5:41PM
To Post #13
Ali, are you using the AOL desktop software? Im not sure what exactly you are referring to in the “top left box”. You may want to check the AOL Desktop blog instead of the AOL.com portalblog. That link is http://desktopblog.aol.com/. If you give me a little more information, I can try and point you in the right direction.
As for the font issue, the fonts on the AOL.com site are all standard for all our users, but you may have a setting on your browser that uses smaller text sizes. You may want to try this help entry (http://help.aol.com/help/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=http--helpchannelsaolcom-kjumpadparticleId217364) to increase the font size.
Hope this helps!
Sanjay
Product Manager
www.AOL.com
Aamir
May 28th 2008, 2:59PM
Kool man. AOL is really doing good work.
http://www.searchnani.com
Howard
May 28th 2008, 11:32AM
It seems like most of the links on my AOL.com homepage are broken. For about the last week or so, 80% of the things I click on bring up a "PAGE NOT FOUND" error.
thereidteam
May 28th 2008, 7:00PM
Why is the "latest news" popping up today still talking about the results from the KY-OR primary?
Isn't that almost two weeks old>
Sanjay Nayar
May 28th 2008, 1:23PM
Howard - I think you may be having some sort of internet connectivity problem. As you might imagine, if 80% (or even 1%!) of our links were broken, we would be very concerned. You may want to try a right mouse click on any link, select "copy shortcut" and then paste into a new browser window to see if it loads. That may help to see if its somehow the page itself that is working oddly. If you try that and you still get the "page not found" error, then email me the link at aolcomfeedback@aol.com and I'll see if I can open from my end.
Hopefully we can figure it out.
Sanjay
Product Manager
AOL.com
Sanjay Nayar
May 28th 2008, 4:20PM
To #20 - Not sure if you mean the story at the top of this blog post. Thats actually just a picture and wont update. (just used it as an example)
Sanjay