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| Time: 06:00 EST/11:00 GMT | News Source: ActiveWin.com | Posted By: Julien Jay | ||
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AOL Time Warner has just released an updated version 6.2.1 of its Netscape web browser. This new revision includes fixes for a bunch of known bugs. | ||
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| #1 By 143 (172.141.75.91) at 12/8/2001 2:57:16 PM |
| AOL is the real monopoly |
| #2 By 1295 (216.84.210.100) at 12/8/2001 11:23:59 PM |
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Off topic::
When I went to get a dial-up service through the Internet Connection Wizard on Windows XP it didn't give me MSN as an option! You know what is even more amazing about this then MSN not being an option.... I was using the Internet connection wizard... god how many times have a cursed that thing at work but when it came time to get online at my new house it helped out alot :) |
| #3 By 37 (24.196.75.92) at 12/9/2001 8:17:44 AM |
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#2. How is that? Microsoft get it right? Their browser holds over 90% of the browser market. Heck, Internet Explorer 6.0 already out numbers Netscape 6.x. which was released over a half a year before IE 6.
AOL/TimeWarner is a true monopoly. |
| #4 By 135 (208.50.201.48) at 12/9/2001 4:29:07 PM |
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#9 - "Also, the number one program is not necessarily the best. "
Actually yes it does. Having the #1 marketshare *ALWAYS* means you have the best product. Now if you redefine the word "best" in a way which does not match consumer preferences then yes, you could be correct. |
| #5 By 135 (208.50.201.48) at 12/9/2001 6:52:18 PM |
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#14. All consumers who use IE have chosen to do so.
You appear to be claiming that when Netscape was the dominant browser that it was not a better product and people were instead forced to use it. I don't think that is true. Can you justify this claim? This post was edited by sodablue on Sunday, December 09, 2001 at 18:59. |
| #6 By 135 (208.50.201.48) at 12/9/2001 11:22:41 PM |
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#17 - If a consumer decides to use the browser that came with their PC, that is a choice because there is nothing in the OS which prevents them from installing an alternative browser.
You claim that the only way Microsoft attained dominant marketshare is through forcing consumers to use their product. This might be an acceptable argument if this were the *ONLY* way a company could attain dominant marketshare, which you then claim is not so. However, you also argue that the reason why Netscape had dominant marketshare is because with 2.x and 3.x versions they had a better product. So you therefore must concede that a company with a better product can attain dominant marketshare. Now my argument is that both companies attained dominant market position by producing a superior product at their points in the timeline. Now you can certainly prove me wrong, but in order to do so you must prove that Netscape's 4.x release was noticeably superior to both the IE 4.x and IE 5.x releases. Only then can you make the claim that IE's market share position emerged because of their forcing the consumer. Your argument is logically flawed and without merit like most anti-MS arguments. :( |
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