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Netscape execs sell 559,000 shares
February 23, 1996 Netscape Communications' executives filed to sell today about 559,000 shares, an amount valued at $34.7 million, the first time that company officials have sold any significant amount of stock sinc...Netscape wins one month from executioner
January 31, 2008 As it puts forward Flock, Time Warner's AOL unit has extended support for its once-popular Netscape browser by a month, to March 1.Worldview, Netscape Form Travelocity
December 22, 1995 Worldview Systems and Netscape will debut an online travel service next March called Travelocity.Microsoft, Netscape squabble over browser scripting hole
May 5, 2000 The companies point fingers at each other over a browser-related security problem that neither company has any intention of fixing.Dodging pop-ups with Mozilla
August 14, 2002 The open-source browser that's the primordial soup for Netscape is drawing applause for its pop-up-blocking feature. But don't expect to see the tool in Netscape 7.0.IE's lead over Netscape lengthens with new version
July 6, 2000 Microsoft quietly makes available for download international versions of its Internet Explorer 5.5 browser.Tuning his tech chops at Facebook
August 29, 2007 Joe Hewitt started coding at an early age. Now, the developer who once worked on Netscape and Firefox is getting down to business at Facebook.New Netscape.com focuses on news
June 15, 2006 Site will transform from a general purpose portal into a news site in which both readers and editors choose the content. Images: Netscape diggs into newsFinal Explorer 3.0 launched
August 13, 1996 Microsoft last night celebrated the launch of the final version of Internet Explorer 3.0, and it wants to give you $400 worth of free goodies if you'll just use the darn thing.Mozilla finally turns 1.0
June 5, 2002 The browser software, four years in the making in an open-source project, arrives on the Web. Netscape says developers wanted to be sure it would "be ready for prime time."Instant messaging latest trend in e-commerce software
April 6, 2000 Instant messaging technology, popular among consumers, is beginning to take hold among businesses as an effective means of communication.FAQ: JavaScript insecurities
July 29, 2006 JavaScript is playing a major role in the Web 2.0 boom, but increased use of the scripting language is raising security questions.CompTIA: IE voted 'most influential' tech product
July 31, 2007 The Microsoft-funded IT trade body issues a Microsoft-dominated list of the most influential tech products of the last 25 years.Internet deals of the damned
October 10, 2006 More often than not, big Internet acquisitions turn out to be disappointments, or at least a bit ahead of their time.European rivals turn wary eye on Microsoft
September 28, 2006 With Netscape's fate in mind, small European security firms are trying to gauge Microsoft's impact on their business.A Gates time line
June 16, 2006 A look at the pivotal moments in the life of Microsoft's Bill Gates, one of the world's richest and most famous/infamous men.Shutterfly IPO plans take flight
June 29, 2006 Online photo service launched by Netscape founder before Net bubble wants to raise $92 million.W3C releases new HTML specification
May 8, 1996 The World Wide Web Consortium released a new HTML specification that officially recognizes features developed by Microsoft and Netscape Communications.Is Adobe breathing down Microsoft's neck?
October 5, 2007 News.com's Charles Cooper says Adobe's new AIR tech and others' plans for Web apps could finally mean Redmond has to compete for your loyalty.Tech carries a torch for Burning Man
August 28, 2006 Desert counterculture festival has long been a soulmate to the Web, from Netscape's debut to the start-ups of Web 2.0. Tale of Burning Man keepsake Photos: The early years Sponsored matches for "Netscape Communications Corp."
