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Mozilla finally turns 1.0
News More than four years after the launch of the Mozilla.org open-source project, Mozilla 1.0 is ready to browse.
Deal rumor batters RealNetworks
News Once again, RealNetworks is fighting off news of its demise. The online streaming-media company has been written off numerous times in its longstanding battle with Microsoft for market share.
HP exec follows Fiorina out the door
News Marketing chief Allison Johnson, a close adviser to ousted CEO Carly Fiorina, moves on to Apple.
Andreessen's Loudcloud in IPO high-wire act
News Heralded as the brainchild of celebrated chairman Marc Andreessen, Loudcloud was thought to mark a coming of age for the 29-year-old wunderkind as his first venture beyond the shadow of Netscape Communications.
Microsoft plays OS card to cement anti-piracy role
News The software giant attracts record companies with digital copyright protection that exists as deep as the operating system level.
Is Microsoft's privacy plan an improvement?
News Microsoft's plan to add privacy technology to its new browser is getting mixed reviews from privacy experts, who say the proposal is a good first step but still doesn't go far enough in protecting consumers from snooping companies.
AOL, Microsoft rift expands
News AOL Time Warner is quietly testing software that could end exclusive support for Internet Explorer in future versions of its online services.
Opera finds footing in browser war
News After years of waiting for AOL Time Warner or Microsoft to stumble, the company is trumpeting its relationship with IBM as evidence it's making progress against its rivals.
AOL, Microsoft rift expands
News AOL Time Warner is quietly testing software that could end exclusive support for Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser in future versions of its online services, signaling a growing fissure in an already strained relationship.
Netscape alumni to launch P2P company
News After months of operating in stealth mode, reunited Netscape Communications alumni will launch their peer-to-peer content distribution company early next week.
More cracks appear in AOL, Microsoft relationship
News AOL Time Warner is quietly testing software that could end exclusive support for Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser in future versions of its online services, signaling a growing fissure in an already strained relationship.
Opera strikes a tune with IBM
News After years of waiting patiently for AOL Time Warner or Microsoft to stumble, Opera Software is trumpeting its relationship with IBM as evidence it's making progress against its massive rivals in the browser market.
Webvan bags it for good
News The troubled online grocer says it has ceased operations and has no plans to resume operations. The company will file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection.
Microsoft backpedals on MSN browser block
News Users of Opera and Mozilla browsers will now be able to access a new MSN.com after Microsoft did an about-face on earlier restrictions.
Proposal cheers Microsoft competitors
News A proposal greatly restricting the company's businesses practices had its competitors and some industry trade groups singing the praises of nine state attorneys general.
