I read an article in a magazine called computer user and I saw this statment about IE regarding the shift toward Mozilla:
"I've often wondered why browser makers don't just build this (spyware blockers) stuff into their software, rather than requiring users to get it from third parties. In the case of Internet Explorer (IE), the reason is Microsoft owns one of the largest direct-marketing and ad technology companies and builds the leading suite of tools for direct marketers."
Link to article
So I'm wondering what direct-marketing company they are talking about?
Thanks, cause if I understand the implications its like virus companies creating viruses inorder to sell their software (which probably happens, but will never be made public by the companies).
Rig
"I've often wondered why browser makers don't just build this (spyware blockers) stuff into their software, rather than requiring users to get it from third parties. In the case of Internet Explorer (IE), the reason is Microsoft owns one of the largest direct-marketing and ad technology companies and builds the leading suite of tools for direct marketers."
Link to article
So I'm wondering what direct-marketing company they are talking about?
Thanks, cause if I understand the implications its like virus companies creating viruses inorder to sell their software (which probably happens, but will never be made public by the companies).
Rig