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"The inside story of the rise of the Internet. In Netscape Time, Jim Clark, cofounder and chairman of Netscape, recounts the tense, heady days when he and a group of programmers started a company that would change the face of business and communications for people around the world. Ever fearful of attracting the attention of the infinitely powerful Microsoft, Clark and his band of technology rebels worked day and night under incredible pressure to produce the first Internet browser, which ultimately enabled hundreds of millions of people to access the information superhighway."--BOOK JACKET.
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 2000St. Martin's Griffin · 288 pages · 9780312263614
- Other · English · 1999St. Martin's Press · 276 pages · 9780312199340
Netscape NavigatorWorld wide webInternetNetscape Communications CorporationInternet software industryHistoryBusiness & ManagementComputer Industry (Economic Aspects)





