America Online CD-ROM, 2001

THF175163 / America Online CD-ROM, 2001
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Artifact Overview

AOL installation discs were found in mail circulars, magazines, at retail checkouts--even inside cereal boxes. At a time when online access was billed by the hour, these discs enticed people with a trial period. While AOL itself provided access to a growing digital community, the proliferation of these discs led to a labelled of "junk mail" and environmental nuisance.

Artifact Details

Artifact

CD-ROM

Date Made

2001

Location

Not on exhibit to the public.

Object ID

2016.7.1

Credit

From the Collections of The Henry Ford. Gift of Kristen Gallerneaux.

Material

Plastic
Cardboard

Color

Multicolored

Dimensions

Height: 6.25 in
Width: 5.25 in
Length: 0.125 in

Inscriptions

on disc: 1000 HOURS FREE! / for 45 days / AMERICA ONLINE 7.0! / (c) 2001 America Online, Inc. AM1201R36 on front of packaging: 1000 HOURS FREE! / for 45 days / No Credit Card required! / All-New! Version 7.0 / AMERICA Online / faster Than Ever! on back of packaging: [...] Sign on now for your FREE TRIAL! / YOUR registration number & password / 7J-7823-5674 STRAIT-ROAR / The pass your CD-ROM to YOUR FRIENDS! / YOUR FRIENDS' registration & password / 7J-7875-5864 FOIBLE-HEIRED
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