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That's not the point. There's a poison pill in the contract. Mozilla can walk out of the existing contract, get all of the money in lump sum, and sign with anot
by ngokevin 10y ago
That's not the point. There's a poison pill in the contract. Mozilla can walk out of the existing contract, get all of the money in lump sum, and sign with another search partner (while still being paid by Verizon). There are other search engines waiting in line, Mozilla's not married to Verizon.
- syshum 10y ago>>There are other search engines waiting in line, Mozilla's not married to Verizon. Who?? I know of none MS will never support Firefox, They want people to use Edge. DuckDuckGo do not have the cash to do it. Google has the market share and does not need FF anymore that is why they dropped them So Who.... >>That's not the point. Actually it is the point, by 2020 Mozilla's IMO mozilla revenue stream will dry up, they need to find a way to survive with out the Search money. This is why they are taking these risky moves which IMO are doomed to fail.
- ngokevin 10y agoSearch competition is different from browser competition that mainstream media likes to hype up. A few hundred million for 10-15% of the search market is nothing, Bing and Google would gladly offer a bit of money. There are also partners around with world (Yandex, Baidu).