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It concluded there were few barriers to entry to this market-- which was at one time dominated by Netscape, now owned by AOL Time Warner (nyse: AOL - news - people)--so that no one could be said to monopolize it.
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At the same time Microsoft has been whipping Netscape in the browser wars.
FORBES: Empire of pieces
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WordPerfect, Lotus 1-2-3 and Netscape Navigator were good applications at the time.
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That was the right time for Max to be there since Netscape founder, Marc Andreessen, helped develop the web browser, Mosaic, there in 1993.
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He rejects comparisons to failed browser maker Netscape, and suggestions that Real could run out of time and money before the trial is over.
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Even the two guys who got it right the first time, Jim Clark and Marc Andreessen of Netscape, are looking a lot less brilliant these days.
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This is why, last May, it settled a suit by Time Warner, which owns the remains of Netscape, a web-browser firm that Microsoft bulldozed in the 1990s.
ECONOMIST: Face value
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Its main rival, Netscape, went on to become a unit of AOL Time Warner (nyse: AOL - news - people ) and though still popular, is mostly consigned to second-place status among Web browsers.
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In some ways, the proposed break-up would put Microsoft in the competitive position it faced in the mid-1990s, when Netscape threatened to develop middleware that could have undermined the dominance of Windows except that this time the challenger would be Microsoft excluding Windows, a firm uniquely equipped (not least with billions of dollars in revenues) to take up the fight.
ECONOMIST: Divide and rule