RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: OK, do you hear that?</s>RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: Because for a lot of people, that is the sound of the past. Those early days of the Internet, nay, the World Wide Web where AOL dial up reigned supreme. Turns out AOL's dial up service is still alive and kicking with 2.2 million subscribers holding on. And really, who can blame them? After all, it's the sound of anticipation.</s>COMPUTERIZED VOICE: You've got mail.</s>RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: Honestly, can broadband really compete with that?</s>UNIDENTIFIED GIRLS: Surfs up, see you on the net.</s>UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: On your mark, get set.
Despite broadband, AOL is still going strong. Around 2 million people still subscribe to the company's dial-up service, ringing in the '90s one modem at a time.