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| Google and Apple should join the Firefox party |
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| Publication: | CNET | Date: | Apr 06 2009 |
both would do better to invest in Firefox, the "Linux of browsers." Common investment in Firefox, however, would leave the industry better off, just as common investment in Linux has. Firefox, for its part, is thriving on its own. IE lacks the community flair that makes Firefox so appealing. Just imagine what it could do with the resources of Apple and Google behind it.
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