The voice of America Online’s “You’ve got mail” has died at age 74
The story of Edwards' famous recording began in 1989 when Steve Case, CEO of Quantum Computer Services (which later became America Online —or AOL for short), wanted to add a human voice to the company's Quantum Link online service.
Voice of AOL’s Iconic ‘You’ve Got Mail’ Alert Dies at 74
Millennials, pour one out. TMZ reports that Elwood Edwards, the voice behind AOL’s iconic “You’ve Got Mail” audio message, has died at age 74. His former employer, WKYC-TV Studios in Cleveland, confirmed that Edwards died of an unknown illness.
Remembering Elwood Edwards: AOL’s Legendary Voice That Welcomed Us All Online
"His iconic ‘You’ve Got Mail’ became more than a greeting — it became a symbol of the online era. We are deeply grateful for the legacy and joy he brought to AOL and all those whose internet journey began with his voice.” Edwards’s voice will ...
Edwards recorded the famous message for America Online also known as AOL in 1989 ... staple of the AOL experience for ...
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