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Jupiter: Eight in 10 On Broadband By 2010
by Wendy Davis

THE FALLING PRICE OF BROADBAND helped propel 8.2 million new households to subscribe to high-speed Internet access last year, bringing to 31.9 million the total number of U.S households with broadband--a 35 percent increase from 2003--according to a new Jupiter Research report. In all, 43 percent of online households in the United States connected via broadband in 2004, according to JupiterResearch. The report, "Broadband Forecast, 2005 to 2010," predicted that up to 69 million households--78 percent of U.S. online homes--would have broadband by 2010, assuming that providers continue to lower the price. "Early broadband growth was restrained partly by the belief that it was a luxury," stated the report. "This is changing in consumers' minds, as lower pricing, compelling benefits, and greater familiarity from friends and neighbors with broadband all shift perceptions."

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New Netscape Browser Melds Explorer, Firefox
by Shankar Gupta

NETSCAPE THURSDAY RELEASED A NEW version of its browser that incorporates both Internet Explorer and the open source Firefox browser engines to allow users to choose between the security of Firefox and the functionality of Internet Explorer. The new browser, version 8.0, is available as a free download on the Web site of Netscape's parent company, America Online. The upgraded browser is designed to display pages in either a Firefox mode or an Internet Explorer mode--allowing users to take advantage of the security of Firefox, and to switch back to Internet Explorer if they have browser compatibility problems.

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