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Aug 7, 2015 · Netscape (or, Jim Clark specifically) introduced the idea of “Internet Time,” the concept that companies could move, and iterate and innovate at lightning speed. And to this day, that sense of relentless iteration is the lifeblood of the startup world. But Netscape was never actually very good at it.
Aug 9, 2015 · But it was hard to outmuscle Microsoft, which gained market share by bundling Internet Explorer with its Windows operating system. Netscape tried to make inroads into corporate desktops.
- Alice Truong
Jul 25, 2005 · As engineer John Giannandrea (employee No. 18) memorably observes, Netscape brought the world Internet time, which whirls much faster than reality's clock. Iconic and brilliant, yet deeply...
Jul 21, 2014 · The once-cocksure Netscape was thus reduced to a forlorn and ultimately forgotten outpost of AOL. The compressed arc of Netscape’s rise and fall was stunning, and emblematic of “Internet time,” a phrase and a notion popular in the late 1990s that everything moved faster online.
Aug 3, 2015 · It was a death struggle for Netscape, as later versions of Internet Explorer were technically as good as, or even superior to, Netscape’s subsequent editions of Navigator.
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Aug 7, 2020 · By year’s end 1995, Netscape was locked in a “browser war” with Microsoft. RELATED: Microsoft warns Netscape in prelude to ‘browser war’. It was a death struggle for Netscape, as later versions of Internet Explorer were technically as good as Netscape’s subsequent editions of Navigator.