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14 April 2013
Mozilla and the Open Source Browser Bonanza
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Even if you don't remember the birth of Mozilla 15 years ago , you are certainly benefitting from its consequences. For, back then, ...
12 May 2012
South Korea Still Paying The Price For Embracing Internet Explorer A Decade Ago
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The problems of monopolies arising through network effects, and the negative effects of the lock-in that results, are familiar enough. Bu...
09 November 2011
Mozilla's Brendan Eich on the Birth of Firefox
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A couple of weeks ago I posted the first part of an interview with Brendan Eich, who is Mozilla's CTO. That covered the early years ...
04 January 2011
2011: The Year of Firefox - or of Chrome?
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Everyone knows that there are lies, damned lies and Web analytics, but the latter can at least give a feel for what's going on. And the ...
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16 December 2010
Microsoft: Hoist by its Own Petard
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I always look forward to reading Microsoft-funded research, because over the years it's evolved into a kind of game. The results - of co...
02 August 2010
Firefox Loses Market Share Again: Is That a Problem?
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Understandably, commentators are getting excited over the fact that according to one survey Internet Explorer has gained browser market sha...
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22 February 2010
A Tale of Two Ballot Screens
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Remember the browser ballot screen that Microsoft agreed to add as part of its settlement with the EU over competition issues? It's happ...
07 October 2009
Browser Ballot Screen: Time to Prepare
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It looks like it's happening : The European Commission will on 9 October 2009 formally invite comments from consumers, software companie...
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12 June 2009
Microsoft cocks a snook at the EU
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Whatever you think of the European Commission's investigation of Microsoft for possible anti-competitive behaviour in the browser sector...
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03 June 2009
Standing up to the Playground Bully
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The EU is contemplating some further action against Microsoft: Frustrated with past efforts to change Microsoft Corp.'s behavior, Europ...
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24 March 2009
And RMS Spake, and it Was Good
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As well as being a great coder, RMS is a fine writer (he made a number of excellent suggestions when I sent him rough drafts of the relevant...
06 March 2009
Do Open Source Eyeballs Really Work?
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One of the most contentious areas in computing is whether open source is more or less secure than closed source systems. Open source is open...
16 January 2009
Google Chrome to Support ActiveX
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I've written before about the parlous state of online computing in South Korea, where practically everyone uses Microsoft's ActiveX ...
29 December 2008
What's in a Number?
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There's been a certain excitement in the blogosphere around the release of some figures about Firefox's market share in Europe. Thes...
08 August 2008
Towards the Holy Grail of Virtual Worlds
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On Open Enterprise blog .
05 June 2008
Where's Walt? On Firefox 3
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Walt Mossberg wields much power in the US, so the following is significant: My verdict is that Firefox 3.0 is the best Web browser out ther...
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14 January 2008
EU vs. MS 2.0?
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The European Commission opened a new antitrust probe against Microsoft on Monday into whether it unfairly tied its Web browser to the Windo...
13 December 2007
Microsoft, Browsers and Bundling
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It's déjà vu all over again : Opera Software has filed an antitrust suit against Microsoft in the European Union, accusing it of stiflin...
08 August 2007
OpenProj
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For many years, the only decent free end-user app was GIMP , and the history of open source on the desktop has been one of gradually filling...
26 February 2007
Happy Birthday Browser
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Or so it seems : 1991: Tim Berners-Lee, the acknowledged inventor of the World Wide Web, introduces WorldWideWeb, the first practical web br...
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