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America Online Inc. has demanded a Denver-area author to stop
selling her advice book "You've Got Male" because the title sounds too much like the
Internet company's well known phrase "You've Got Mail," a spokesman said Wednesday.
But first-time, self-published author Madelene Sabol said she had no intention of bowing.
"I'm going to stick to my guns," Sabol said. The phrase "You've Got Mail" is used by AOL
to tell users that they have received e-mail.
She has sold about 300 books on Internet dat
selling her advice book "You've Got Male" because the title sounds too much like the
Internet company's well known phrase "You've Got Mail," a spokesman said Wednesday.
But first-time, self-published author Madelene Sabol said she had no intention of bowing.
"I'm going to stick to my guns," Sabol said. The phrase "You've Got Mail" is used by AOL
to tell users that they have received e-mail.
She has sold about 300 books on Internet dat