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... technology. In testimony released Wednesday, Rosen denied that Microsoft made an offer to divide another market -- the Internet browser market -- with its main rival, Netscape Communications. The offer is central to the government's claim that ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- Marc Andreessen, the visionary who helped build the world's first commercial Internet browser, is stepping down as technology chief for America Online Inc., as he follows his entrepreneurial spirit. After ...

... judges ruled that Microsoft "clearly met the burden of ascribing facially plausible benefits" of how it designed its Internet browser software included within Windows. It called it "a genuine integration" but said its decision was "subject to ...

... result of customers not understanding that if they click yes during installation to allow AOL to become their default Internet browser, AOL largely takes over all the online functions on the computer. Critics, including other Internet providers ...

... checking on the progress of the home financing process. Instead, the players in the deal would be able to use their Internet browsers to see the status of any deal in the works, such as when an appraisal is scheduled, if the title search is complete ...

... reviewed Microsoft's latest offer, which published reports said included promises to separate the company's Internet browser software from its dominant Windows operating system. The proposal, faxed on Friday, was sufficiently complex that ...

... decision that his company violated U.S. antitrust laws by mounting a "deliberate assault" on competition in the Internet browser market. The ruling could lead to drastic punishment, including the breakup of one of the world's major corporations ...