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AOL is a really strong brand.

We can build a firewall against Microsoft.

Then AOL entered into an agreement with Microsoft.

Internet Explorer built into the operating system.

- How long? - Three, four quarters.

Don't sell any more.

He calls himself Michael Fenne.

His name is David Kim Stanley, on the run from the law.

¡Bash! This will be the greatest concert of all time!

- We should test it. - Why?

To detect bugs.

IPOs legitimize these companies.

- Now we can lead the company again. - With $ 30 million more.

- Will it be? - Yeah.

- 87. - 87!

You suck!

At the IPO, it achieved globe.com $ 97 per share.

Two months later was priced $ 22.

What had Paternot and Krizelman done for wrong? Nothing.

Then the market was under the tree.

Was TheGlobe a company that was worth a billion dollars? I do not know.

But hear here:

Those who love you for you converts 2000 to $ 200,000

- gets sour when it goes in the other direction.

You are no longer the geniuses

-which has made something revolutionary.

You are the fuckers who beats people's piggy banks.

That is how it works among the big boys.

The whole world is cheering on you heading towards the top

- and waiting for you to do a mistake, and barking you out then.

You can just dance on-

- and hope for that you reach the top again.

Stop. Release. Let go!

What are you doing? Slide the chest forward. Keep your foot in line with your hand.

Ready? Throw.

Then you throw.

I had 3000 shares in globe.com.

It was good to the Ministry of Justice introduced the Competition Act.

But we lost anyway $ 88 million that quarter.

Twenty percent of the staff had to go. About 500 pieces.

We got to kick people after that have increased quarter after quarter.

But now it was that we had to do it.

One has spent 80 percent of the day with them.

We sold less than expected.

We had hired many, and we had to let some go.

It's terrible to have to do it. Terrible.

But it was necessary to continue.

- Will there be more redundancies? - What do you say to investors?

- How much more can Netscape lose? - How is it?

Interest is still great. The sellers are full.

The phones are constantly calling. We are expanding all over the world.

We must stop the rumors that we are dying.

We must radiate optimism.

- Is Netscape over? - Have a good one.

Personally, I thought that it looked dark.

But as a communications manager I said: "What is the next step?"

We must not overeat for too long how we ended up here.

- We must radiate self-confidence. - Happy and loving.

Try to lead the questions against our strategy.

- Is the embalming fluid enough? - "Netscape makes a comeback."

We can roll out the body so that everyone can see it.

- Please, Marc! - I'm just joking, Roseanne.

- I'm just trying to do my job. - You're too detailed.

- Stop your funny comments. - I could have slept now.

- Sorry you have to get up at. 10.30. - I worked for four tonight.

Okay okay. That's enough.

Nobody wants to be in this situation.

Feelings swell.

People have been allowed to quit, the course valleys.

Jim Clark lost a billion dollars last month.

Maybe he must move to a smaller island.

- Do you downplay my losses? - Never.

Roseanne, I have done this hundreds of times.

- I know what to say. - Good.

No tree grows right up in the sky.

We have a lot of power left.

This is a seven-fucking tree.

We just need to cut away some sick branches.

And can stop being timber. Nobody wants a dead tree.

Jim, come on. Let's just ...

Let's just work on.

But we need a clearer strategy now.

About the browser not competitive

- We must draw people to Netscape in other ways.

¡Bash was Pixelon's

-to excel-

- When other companies tried to outdo each other.

Everyone wanted attention.

The best way to get it is having a party in Las Vegas.

I have invested in technology companies throughout my adult life.

There are warning signals which I always look for-

- which reveals bluff companies.

The greatest warning signal-

- For investors, is a big party.

The bigger the party, the bigger the scam.

Without exceptions. Pixelon is the prime example

- that big party means big scam.

He has a gig at a small pub in Greenwich Village.

He still plays under the name Anthony Benedetto.

He is very nervous because Bob Hope is in the audience.

- The comedian? - No, the plumber.

With the butcher Bing Crosby and stenographer Elizabeth Taylor.

I'm kidding. Bob is impressed and invite Tony on the tour.

But he says: "Anthony Benedetto is too long."

"How about Tony Bennett?"

Tony left his heart in San Francisco-

- But the name he abandoned in Greenwich Village.

Imagine your husband met Tony.

I have to make sure his throat was still in fine shape.

- Can we see him afterwards? - I'll call him.

- For iBash! - For Michael Fenne!

- For God. - For God.

There was a movement at that time.

With open source software could many contribute to the product

- And chances that it would be good increased.

We charged Netscape as open source software.

- Don't play with me. - I never play with people.

He is not smart enough for that.

The open software, the software, was called Mozilla.

- Open source software? Seriously? - It will happen.

They said, "We have a crazy idea".

"We release the software and ask developers for help. "

The network was used by engineers and researchers to share information-

- so that everyone could benefit of the information.

My famous chicken salad.

People prayed for the recipe, but I asked them to stay away.

But now I say: "Here's the recipe!"

And if you think you can Improve it - try it out.

- Fontina cheese. - Cherry berries.

I do not know what it is, but it looks good.

We were open to cooperation, creativity and development.

We understood the value of to share.

I had thought about some of the ingredients themselves-

- but has no staff.

I don't have time to cook, jam and act, I'm hungry now.

Using sandwich sensors

- I got a delicious sandwich in a fraction of the time.

Open source software was a perfect approach.

"Okay, it was good, but everyone can recipe. What does he get out of it? "

A good sandwich attracts attention

- and then people discover other things you offer.

- Can I taste? - As in "Lady and the air"?

Though they have to like what you offer.

We had 90 million users, this was brand new.

That was the opposite to what Microsoft did -

- and what the market and the press expected.

It was so we did with the browser in 1994.

Now we returned to the roots.

I liked that.

It laid the ground for the Mozilla project and Firefox.

Google Chrome team has definitely been inspired by it.

I was a reporter The Industry Standard.

I met Michael Fenne when iBash started.

We have innovative technology and $ 28 million.

Our friends in Chicago have understood that Pixelon is the future.

We can't hide our taxes.

¡Bash will light up Worldwide!

How did you get here?

How was a guy from the Appalachians a technology pioneer?

- You come from there well? - Why do you think that?

- Your break. - What break?

We all have great music stars. No one cares about Michael Fenne.

Paul, this is Dan. He'll write about our way to the top.

He said he did to get attention.

But he didn't want to answer questions about their privacy.

We didn't have to shoot him.

He didn't seem to like it to be the subject of conversation.

Paul is our new manager.

The glass shades come from a champagne bottle.

Can you check how it is with my wife and kids?

- It will be. - Thank you, Paul.

We have invited a group with disadvantaged children.

LeAnn Rimes is the front figure. Wonderful woman with beautiful voice.

- Or do you like The Who? - Yeah.

I knew it!

The announcement

- That The Who Got two million dollars to play.

In a few hours stands Pete Townshend on stage.

And you will sit on the first parquet.

Along with everyone with the internet.

Yes. Come now.

Which figure does Pixelon aim for? Millions? Tens of millions?

Maybe a billion.

Sir! You must not be here.

- Did you hear me? - It's Michael Fenne.

- Excuse me, Mr. Fenne. - No, that's no danger.

I have...

I'll probably go talk with LeAnn and Sheila.

- See you later. - Okay.

Netscape had a motto.

The boss had come on it. "GBF - Get Big Fast."

Get big fast.

No matter what it costs.

- Then it's hard to scratch one. - Get big fast.

It does not matter how much you lose.

Get bigger and buy up others.

We bought up others.

The company was almost worth it a billion dollars.

We might have a few hundred million on buying.

We bought computer game companies.

We bought a network of gaming sites.

Games Domain. Happy Puppy.

Are you buying a company? hundreds of millions in sales

- your company becomes more stable and you defend the valuation.

We tried to prove that we had earned the valuation.

Mike Egan said, "You know the guy who has Sunglass Hut? "

"Let's create a web strategy for them. "

"Vitamins are the future. We should buy vitamins.com. "

It helps to buy companies with high turnover.

But if you buy wrong ...

We chased constantly after the next big thing.

It was a big distraction.

One changed how things were handled.

When you have a recipe for success one must focus on it.

Focus on what you really do.

You test new things And it doesn't always work.

NETSCAPES OFFICE

Why does it just crash?

- What am I missing? - Think...

- Have you excluded segmentation errors? - Of course.

Hi.

Do you want...? I can move.

My name is Jeff, by the way.

Sponsored by pixelon.com, high quality internet TV.

See more of Pixelon's iBash concerts on our website.

Don't release the mouse, more waiting.

The point of iBash was to have a big launch party.

The Who, Dixie Chicks, Tony Bennett, Kiss, LeAnn Rimes.

Faith Hill and many more.

There were artists which I had not heard of.

Poor child.

She said I could call her LeNnn.

A girl's father was in prison and the mother was a drug addict.

Sorry.

Thanks.

Months have passed for second-

- but in this story We are still on the same day.

Do you want to complain about time and space-

- Or do you want to know what should happen to iBash?

¡Bash! iBash! Come on!

I don't want it back.

Michael, the company will be listed soon.

The company will be listed on the stock exchange soon.

There are some earmarked shares for family and friends.

Everyone will claim to be old friends of Michael Fenne.

I don't want to push you any more. That's the last thing I want.

I think I need 200,000.

- I recognized him. - Maybe 200,000.

Then we didn't know Michael Fenne was not Michael Fenne.

He was actually called David Kim Stanley.

He started the company under false premises.

David! David!

Mr. Fenne? Someone really wants to talk to you.

Thanks.

- Well, what do you say? - What?

CNBC was on its way up at that time.

They did many program-

- about young, rich internet mules.

"How can it be more worthwhile than General Motors? "

People tried to lower the shares while others hailed them.

Stories of rich

- nice billionaires had already been shown.

Now they wanted a new angle.

You have ten messages.

I hate you! Everyone hates the founders!

We got a message from a woman bathing.

"I put all my savings on TheGlobe, and everything is gone. "

She left desperate messages in a week.

She thought that we had taken the money.

You have eight messages.

I lost all my money. Please, give them back!

Give them back!

She became increasingly hysterical, screamed and threatened us.

Finally she screamed: "I'll kill you!"

People say they hope you die. I'll kill you!

I'll kill you if I don't get my money!

- The Azazz team is here. - I'd rather listen to this.

I want my money!

A day trader murdered all their colleagues.

People got mad and started killing others.

Todd and I sighed: "Do we have to get bodyguards now?"

- Azazz? The online store? - Why are we doing it?

I know why the analysts decided that Amazon would be big.

And so we must add 45 million online shopping?

We gave them 250,000 users month, but sales do not increase.

They think they are innovative, while we belong to the old school.

We were in their shoes last year! And we are younger than them!

Yahoo had gambled on them. Maybe we should have.

But do I want to be such a leader?

Hi.

- Sorry. - It is quiet.

It does not matter. Or it does, because you are not feeling well.

- I feel unsuccessful. - Failed? Yes absolutely...

You are 25 years old and head of your own company.

First day on the stock exchange beat all records.

And you're with a smart, cool and beautiful woman.

- And she's modest. - The world's most modest.

- Michael Fenne. - The phones do not stop ringing.

People can't see live broadcast.

No one knows who Actually, the technical.

- Why are you lying? - Why ... I don't.

It's a deadly sin. Didn't your parents teach you that?

You should learn a lesson.

When I come in tomorrow you get to iron.

- What did you say you were called? - I didn't say that.

- Brad. - Bradley.

Hey! Faith Hill is on. We'll go out into the audience.

- Many say that I resemble her. - You're prettier.

- You're so kind. Hurry up! - Where are we going?

- Look at Faith Hill. You come well? - What the hell is that with you ?!

This is history biggest internet event.

Let me do my job without spoiling me!

You talk about LeAnn Rimes and Faith Hill.

You run for celebrities with your autograph booklet!

- I was just thinking ... - Do not think.

I promise, Sheila! Behave as if you have been with us before.

Phil, show me B and 4-A.

Get a chair for Mr. Fenne.

It turned out that streaming video on the Internet-

- Requires robust technology and infrastructure.

- Satisfied? - Yeah.

We had an arena, we had artists. But we couldn't show it.

In three, two ...

- I know who you are. - Do you?

Michael Fenne was an imaginary identity.

Michael Fenne was a cover name

-for the escape David Kim Stanley.

My name is Michael Fenne. Hey! Michael Fenne.

Hey! Mike Fenne. Michael Fenne. What can I help you with?

David Kim Stanley? What? My name is Michael Fenne. Michael ...!

He you see something of it?

Faith Hill Lake "This Kiss", my favorite song.

And she sang "Breathe" and "The Way You Love Me".

She was great.

I knew that. That was what I said.

Yes, you did.

Should we go back to the party?

You are reading my thoughts.

Department of Justice prosecutor Microsoft

-for violation of the Competition Act

- to keep the monopoly on the operating system

- and for trying extend the monopoly to web browsers.

- What ... - The government goes to Microsoft.

Schyst. I also have great news.

It's about Mozilla

- and all wrong in our 2.5 million code lines.

No company should use its power to keep competitors away.

We must be finished by Q1.

That means before March 31, 1998.

We have to publish a flawless software.

We worked until the last second. It was sick.

Seriously?

Yes!

Yes!

The publication of the open the software was exciting.

We watched while people downloaded from the FTP servers.

We didn't know if anyone would but everyone downloaded it.

It was amazing. No one had done anything like that.

It was Netscape, part two.

Yes!

Does this work? Do you hear me?

Test, test. Don't make me dance!

We have released our software online.

Yes!

So our product is the world's being.

And the world should help us to create-

-The world's best browser.

Yes!

Have fun tonight. It is well deserved.

- How serious? - Enough to tell you.

Eugene, nicely worked.

Much must fall into place

- But it's an opportunity.

Do I look in sight? Marc Andreessen at party?

Watch out for flying pigs.

- It shouldn't be too wild. - Does he mean we're old?

No, just that we are the coolest guys in school.

- Absolutely. - Jim told me about ...

- Marc doesn't know about it. - What then?

Not here. Come with me.

Todd and Steph increased the value of the company.

Much like Richard Branson associated with everything that Virgin does -

- so they were.

CNN wanted to make a documentary

-to their program "CNN Movers".

They should follow us in everyday life

- and document a typical work week.

Our PR team said, "We should do that".

"Good, then we do it."

CNN program was probably the biggest low point.

They followed Todd and his privacy.

They followed the Hamptons, when he had friends visiting.

I had played badminton once before. The producers arranged it.

But we volunteered for it.

"We've heard you like to party. Can we go to a nightclub? "

It sounded great. They recorded sound

- when I was not filmed and I was very sarcastic.

I have the girl and the money. Now I'm going to live life.

I had never said anything like that facing the camera.

But it suited the scene perfectly where I dance at a nightclub.

I have the girl and the money. Now I'm going to live life.

- It was incredibly low. - It hurt us.

It was sent when the share did not go well.

And that aggravated the matter.

- They took it out of their context. - You created the context!

How hard is it to leave to say something similar?

Couldn't you just have stayed home and rent a movie?

- I wanted to go out. - In plastic pants.

Vinyl. And then later? I'm 25 years old, works hard and wanted to party.

- I choose my pants myself. - You are no ordinary 25-year-old.

We run a billion company. Now people think it's completely wrong.

- I apologized. - It would never have happened.

Yes...

- What's that? - I press the backstay.

- So quiet you are. - I showed them my life.

- I'm wrong, because I'm not a robot. - Do you claim I am?

This is free advertising. Do you think that It depends on your prepared answers?

Do you think CNN shows it we just eat cheeseburgers?

Should I be boring can I be Todd Krizelman for a while.

Shit on you.

We had one million users of the month at that time.

After the CNN program we had fifteen million users.

As much as twenty million a month.

All arrows pointed upwards. Advertising revenue shot in the weather.

Turnover went from six million dollars

-to $ 20 million in 1999.

We started the IT boom.

Several hundred companies were listed. And the investors-

- was obviously looking for The next big thing.

Our share price began to fall.

So when the CNN case came, and the share price was going down

- It became a problem.

He's incredible. He is sixteen and lives in Georgia.

- I don't like the development. - He has helped with ...

- What is going on? - Grand meeting.

- It does not sound good. - Bronchitis again.

90 hours a week is not healthy.

- Isn't the meeting next week? - Tara doesn't live so long.

- Hey, Marc. - Yeah. I wouldn't call you.

- I've also made mistakes once. - Doubtful.

It's alone up there.

- Can you join me today? - I have things to do.

- I'll be there later. - Okay, we'll see.

Why use Java programmer glasses?

I don't know, Jeff. Why?

Because they can't C. As in the programming language.

- I get it. - It hurts to laugh.

What a stupid joke. I like stupid jokes.

Why do all girls like you?

Hi. Listen, everyone.

Last night we entered into an agreement

- about selling Netscape Communications Corporation

-to AOL in Dulles, Virginia.

They were the ones who contacted us.

Steve called me and said that he wanted to buy the company.

I met Jim Barksdale repeatedly.

It happened over several months.

We thought it was strategic smart to join us.

This is positive.

AOL is entering the corporate market.

The AOL team liked our company.

They liked our brand and our image.

By combining AOL and Netscape's Net Center

- Can individuals and companies Do more online.

The acquisition was worth it $ 4 billion.

The two companies attracts attention.

AOL and Netscape Net Center get the best evaluations.

The combination can be outstanding.

Then I started pulling myself out.

I didn't want to be part of AOL.

I thought it was a good deal.

Three years after Netscape's IPO takes their independent end.

I don't know if we had survived.

So that was the best solution.

We had the best and the smartest people.

It was the best thing for them and our investors.

The agreement divides the company who had everything three years ago.

A popular product, the star shot Mark Andreessen and a stock exchange listing.

What is it?

Should I be there?

Do you think I don't care that the company is down-

-I don't have any emotions?

That is a reasonable explanation.

But also that this browser was everything that meant something to me.

It made me feel like I was alive.

It represents everything I stand for.

I can't bear to be there and see it die.

Or I want to hide how happy i am over sales.

Who cares that it is AOL? I get several hundred million dollars.

What is true?

Incredibly great

- was about to create Mozilla.

It would move the company further.

But when AOL bought us We thought, "Oh my God."

It did not work, and we were bought-in

-of a company we had a baking lot.

- That is sick. - Yeah.

I agree with.

There were many nails in the coffin too many.

I resigned myself.

Me too.

I could not fight on.

That was the Netscape split started. The war was over.

Netscape wanted to save the company and the browser.

They tried to win a few strokes, but Netscape went under.

We thought more about the browser

- and would do something who changed the world.

We made huge successes there.

I was part of two great feats, and are grateful for that.

Paul!

Hey, it's Michael Fenne. I have missed some conversations.

You've missed 22 calls, Michael.

It's been crazy here. But the result is unambiguous.

- Complete success! - You're joking well?

Okay, some thought that Kiss mimade, but they are legends.

It didn't work, Michael. iBash. You didn't deliver what you promised.

I am full of people here who disagree. - Do you like iBash?

I've called around, no one could stream it.

Is that all you have to say? What do they say that can do this?

I said iBash could not be distributed

-With the internet with Pixelon's technology.

Have someone of those you talked to a T1 line?

Friends in Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, Dallas.

A friend who has an office in Times Square!

No one saw a fucking shit, Michael! No!

Have I offended you?

Yes, you wasted twelve million dollars of my money.

- Of your money? - Recognize that it didn't work!

Even what you say is right, which I do not believe ...

That people are sitting at home and staring at black screens.

A complete failure, It didn't work. It does not matter.

It will work one day, and then we are in place!

People are hoping this technological revolution.

A better tomorrow. That's what we sell!

So fortunately it worked.

It was a scam. iBash failed.

It's just cream on the cake. See you next week.

What an entrepreneur is sufficiently stupid

- to put all their money at a party-

- when the technology is not ready when it must be?

Ten, fifteen million dollars. Are you kidding?

- You shouldn't go already? - I'm not a night owl.

- Did you like The Who? - They were great.

- You are happy with the day? - From now on, only sunshine awaits.

Translation: Cecilia Lindmark www.btistudios.com