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Mozilla Foundation names new CEO
Mozilla Foundation, which develops and distributes the immensely popular Mozilla Firefox web browser, is changing leaders. Mitch Baker will step down from the CEO post and hand the reigns over to John Lilly, a Standard-trained computer businessman ...
Mozilla Firefox an investment worth it for every website business
When I read that Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC) website didn't officially support the world's second-largest web browser until just recently, I was stunned. The Mozilla Foundation, maker of the super-popular Firefox web browser, now commands about ...
The RealNetworks partnership with Mozilla's Firefox web browser
This just in -- Mozilla Firefox teams up with Rob Glaser's RealNetworks, miffing Microsoft. With Microsoft Windows Media and the RealPlayer system by RealNetworks continuing to go head-to-head with trying to ensure one standard for Internet broadcast ...
Yahoo after the bell 07-12-06: More from Firefox and Yahoo!
On a day where the Nasdaq was down 1.81%, Yahoo Inc share price gained 21 cents, or 0.63%, to end at $33.38. Yahoo! is scheduled to report Q2 earnings Tuesday, July 18th next week.
After launching Live Search on Alltheweb, Firefox 2.0 beta 1 now ...
Google's Firefox "Browser Sync" is quite innovative
With Google and the Mozilla Foundation -- who makes the popular Firefox web browser -- being best buddies, Google has bypassed the 85%-plus marketshare of Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser and has launched a feature intended to work ...
Google (GOOG) puts horse into browser race
Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) will offer its own internet browser to compete with Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) Internet Explorer and the Mozilla Firefox product.
The software may be plagued by the law of unintended consequences, doing more damage to Firefox ...
Google's future rides on buggy web browsers
With Google Inc.'s (NASDAQ: GOOG) future just about set in stone, one thing that comes to mind these days is how insecure and buggy some web browsers can be. It's no secret that Google's main interface to the world which commands almost all its ...
Netscape Navigator on the web's endangered species list
Although AOL has chosen to withdraw continuing development of the Netscape Navigator browser, you'll be able to continue using it indefinitely. Honestly though, who would want to? Netscape doesn't have much in the way of loyalists in the realm of ...
Google partners with Firefox
In what will surely be a
blow to Microsoft's attempt to stem browser attrition
by launching IE7, Google has just wednesday afternoon begun a passive campaign to promote Firefox.
Though not directly challenging Microsoft, the ...
Key Microsoft exec leaves the company
Martin Taylor, a name not known to many outside the tech industry -- but a hugely-important Microsoft employee -- is leaving ole' Softie. Taylor was recently charged with developing and deploying key pieces of a strategy to compete with the product ...
Contemplating the Google operating system
Will the world ever see the Google operating system? In some ways, it already has in a low-key way (just like Google planned), although traditional thinking won't get you there. Although we have many local-based and installed programs that hundreds ...
Should Microsoft have acquired web browser maker Opera?
Microsoft's venerable web browser, Internet Explorer, has been derided in the web universe for so long that it makes sense for the competition to have snuck in and stolen away some of the software kingpin's marketshare. While Microsoft's IE web ...
Farewell, old friend Netscape
It appears that we are just about a week away from the changing of the guard on the old Browser Wars. If you look on the netscape.aol.com site, you'll see that the old Netscape Browser support will officially end on March 1, 2008. Even the Netscape ...
Google after the bell for 5-1-06
Google just can't seem to stop ruffling the
feathers of people it seems. After a spectacular earnings report a week ago Thursday, GOOG today settled down big time to a
semi-stratospheric $398.90 at market closing -- a drop of one-hefty figure: over ...
The coming Google PC -- what will it make irrelevant?
This blog post over at Cnet discusses the possibility of a
Google-branded computer. Although this story has floated around the web for years now, this could be the year that
Google takes its assault full-frontal to their rivals in Redmond and ...
Nuclear power is on the comeback trail
Apple backs AT&T in continuing spat with Verizon
Closing Bell: The recession is still over, still... do you feel it?
