• The battle in the corporate Internet software market is no longer about being hip or having hot technology.

    FORBES: Up for grabs?

  • The appearance generated press coverage for the Internet software company, and resulted in new heights for traffic on the Web site.

    FORBES: Entrepreneur as Stunt Man

  • Both quit their jobs at Dazel, an Austin-based designer of client-server software, to start their own Internet software firm.

    FORBES: Automating the Web

  • The lack of last-mile bandwidth is holding up the next generation of internet software, which requires streaming audio and high-quality video.

    FORBES: Got to be wireless

  • Startups like Boxee are trying to fill this niche by creating attractive internet software that is provided to manufacturers for free.

    CNN: It may take a genius to shop for smart TVs

  • Sharkansky had sold his Internet software company in 1995 and signed up with an online broker, but wanted to be more diversified.

    FORBES: Custom-Made Mutual Funds

  • The lack of last mile bandwidth is holding up the next generation of Internet software, which requires streaming audio and TV-quality video.

    FORBES: Digital Rules

  • George Conrades, 61, was a former top GTE and IBM exec before he joined Internet software firm Akamai Technologies in April 1999.

    FORBES: The Age Of The $100 Million CEO

  • Chase may give away free Internet software to its 32m banking customers.

    ECONOMIST: Death by 1,000 clicks

  • "It has been an incredible year for the iOS developer community, " said Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services.

    ENGADGET: Apple: App Store just hit 40 billion total downloads, half of those in 2012

  • Foster City, California-based Inktomi, the Internet software provider, regularly throws parties not to launch new products but to be seen and heard from.

    FORBES: Entrepreneur as stunt man

  • George Conrades, 61, was a former top GTE and IBM executive before he joined the Internet software firm Akamai Technologies in April 1999.

    FORBES: The Age Of The $100 Million CEO

  • Each of these companies wants to strengthen its position in the corporate Internet software market, and all would benefit from buying Netscape (see box, opposite).

    FORBES: Up for grabs?

  • Smart Technologies cofounder Jeffrey DeCoux, then only 23, had vague plans for an Internet software firm when he met Heller at a conference on startup financing in early 1995.

    FORBES: Startup City

  • "It's inspiring to see what educators and students of all types are doing with iTunes U, " said Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services.

    ENGADGET: iTunes U content downloads pass the one billion mark

  • Garber read every Internet trade publication he could get his hands on and began cold-calling the executives quotd in them to see what they wanted in Internet software.

    FORBES: Startup City

  • Treybig, Heller and Maples all had a hand in building Smart Technologies, an Austin company that wants to be to Internet software what German software giant SAP is to industrial automation.

    FORBES: Startup City

  • What could be more Californian than Crayfish, an Internet software company, whose 26-year-old boss, You Matsushima, may yet enrich his 76-strong staff, most of whom are said to own share options?

    ECONOMIST: Japanese share offerings

  • To do that, it will not only have to give operators a credible Internet software platform but also work within their business models, which have involved a tight hold on settop box data.

    FORBES: Here's What Motorola Could Do for Google's TV Ambitions

  • Grady figured he would have a decent business if he could unify these services with some clever use of XML, the Internet software language that standardizes the exchange of information among different computer systems.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Pacific Crest analyst Andy Hargreaves also takes a look at Apple shares this morning, in his case following meetings this week with CFO Peter Oppenheimer and senior VP for Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue.

    FORBES: Connect

  • "We created iTunes because we love music and we're going back to our roots with an incredibly clean design that keeps your music at the forefront, " said Eddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services.

    ENGADGET: Apple announces redesigned iTunes for Mac, Windows and iOS devices

  • Samsung patent infringement trial in Northern California, an internal Apple email came to light, where Senior Vice President of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue suggested that the company manufacture a 7-inch tablet, anticipating a market for a smaller slate.

    ENGADGET: Apple SVP Eddy Cue wanted 7-inch iPad in 2011, internal email says

  • While known for its Norton suite of computer utilities and anti-virus software, the company has been expanding its offerings of Internet security software for 2001.

    FORBES: Stock Focus: Internet Companies With Hope

  • Before joining Atlantic Trust I was the Internet Security Software analyst for Smith Barney.

    FORBES: The iPhone Makes its Debut at T-Mobile

  • Its Internet and software businesses are booming and many companies are listed on Nasdaq.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • Nortel will also spend heavily on Internet applications software to be sold with Nortel boxes for data centers.

    FORBES: Lighting up Nortel

  • If ever an Internet and software house blew its evolution into a content provider, Microsoft gets my palm.

    FORBES: Apple, The Next Microsoft, Or Vice Versa?

  • "I don't think you're going to see as many successful companies in cleantech compared with Internet and software, " Dolezalek says.

    FORBES: Seeing Green In Cleantech

  • Valley folk point out that Judge Jackson thinks that a computer operating system and Internet browsing software should be separate.

    ECONOMIST: And the winners are

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