Another AOL employee, Jacob Rosenberg, has started blogging. He’s got the unenviable task of making sure our stuff at AOL keeps running as he’s part of the Operations group. Today, he writes a brief history of various web servers that have come out of AOL in the past several years, including AOLserver.
Go on, show him some love and subscribe to Jacob’s blog and leave him some comments. Lets welcome another AOL voice to the blogosphere!
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