[ Thanks to zanek for this
link. ]
“The main stage at MIX06, the regulation Microsoft love-in.
Onstage, O’Reilly Books chief Tim O’Reilly emcees an
up-close-and-personal with Desktop Emperor Bill Gates.“O’Reilly breezes over a sore spot: The demise of Netscape, the
first widely adopted web browser… the software that made the web
browsable. O’Reilly has the temerity to suggest that Redmond cut
off Netscape’s air supply to kill the product…”
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