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In 1994, Dayton founded EarthLink, an Internet service provider (ISP) that would offer Internet access to the public. Kevin O’Donnell, father of a childhood friend, and Reed Slatkin became EarthLink’s first financial backers. Other investors followed, including Greg B. Abbott, former AT&T CFO Robert Kavner, Chip Lacy, and eventually larger investors such as George Soros.
In 2007, Dayton served on the advisory board of the Center for Public Leadership at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
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In 2011, he co-hosted an event to support then Deputy Mayor and Independent candidate Austin Beutner in the Los Angeles mayoral election, 2013.
How much is Sky Dayton worth?
Dayton is a board member of digital education company Age of Learning, which raised $150 million in 2016 at a $1 billion valuation, and $300 million in July 2021, giving the company a $3 billion valuation.
Who founded Earthlink?
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Does anyone still use EarthLink?
Earthlink Internet services claim over 1 million customers. With the Trive Capital acquisition in January 2019, EarthLink services include Internet access, premium email, web hosting and privacy and data security products.
Is EarthLink owned by AT&T?
AT&T Broadband agreed to offer Internet provider EarthLink Inc.’s service on its cable lines, in a move that could help satisfy potential regulatory concerns about its merger with Comcast Corp.
Is EarthLink the same as CenturyLink?
EarthLink and CenturyLink are two of the largest internet providers in the United States. Both providers offer widespread DSL and fiber connections with a variety of pricing and speed options. EarthLink provides service to 43 states. Trailing closely behind, CenturyLink supplies service to 39 states.