Mozilla to open corporate office in China
Posted by Percy Cabello on February 2nd, 2007 • Tags:
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John Lilly, Mozilla Corporation's COOReuters is reporting today that Mozilla will open a new corporare entity in China to pursuit the Mozilla project’s goal of providing choice and keeping innovation as a driver for Internet technologies.

“It’s not our goal to make sure that everyone in the world is using Firefox. My main goal is that people know there’s a choice — that going on the Internet is not just clicking the blue ‘E’,” said John Lilly, Mozilla Corporation’s Chief Operations Officer.

As some may remember, Mozilla opened a non-profit branch in China back in 2005 but this new entity, like the US Mozilla Corporation, will support the Mozilla Foundation activities, including fund raising. An initial target of 9% market share within the first two years have been set as well.

You can read the full article at Reuters.

Comments
David Naylor said on February 2, 2007, 11:23 am:

Great news. Hope they can help hack away at the great wall.

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