195 news & feature articles results for "marc andreessen microsoft internet explorer"

Europe and Japan are falling behind on adopting corporate intranets, Netscape cofounder Marc Andreessen says.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

Think the tech set is getting carried away? Our writer found a BroadVision lint brush, a RedHerring smart card, a BackWeb first-aid kit and some dot-com boom perspective while cleaning the garage.

Posted by Jim Kerstetter

Internet start-up Equinix tomorrow will announce a hefty $280 million cash infusion, including investments from AOL, Netscape co-founder Marc Andreessen and E*Trade.

Posted by John Borland

The news at Internet World was so dead last week that I hopped in my rental, bought a map to the stars' homes, and cruised through the Hollywood Hills snooping for celebrities.

Posted by CNET Staff

Update to "critical" Internet Explorer patch repairs a serious security flaw introduced by the original version.

Posted by Joris Evers

A software bug in a common component of Microsoft Web servers and Internet Explorer could leave millions of servers and home PCs open to attack.

Posted by Robert Lemos

Microsoft won the war for browser dominance against Netscape, but it paid a heavy price for Internet Explorer. Was the fight worth it?

Posted by John Borland

Posted by Margie Wylie and Nick Wingfield

Ever get the feeling your newsgroup postings were being watched? They are--by Marc Smith, resident sociologist at Microsoft, who thinks computers can say a lot about data quality by tracking newsgroup contributors' social habits.

Posted by Paul Festa

The company's initiatives haven't prevented major flaws in Windows XP or Internet Explorer. Though Microsoft says it's working hard to close the holes, security experts are irked.

Posted by Robert Lemos