Firefox will get 700 million from Google
published on December 25, 2011
by Tony Hill
by Tony Hill
A few days ago, company Mozilla extended cooperation with the U.S. web giant Google, for another three years. Extension of the partnership, will for the creators of Firefox result in additional earnings of 230 million euros annualy.
Firefox has in exchange for nearly 700 millions, committed to offer its users services offered by Google, as a standard service for surfing the web, was written today at the blog of All Things Digital, which operates in the network blogs of Wall Street Journal.
Most of the money straight from Google
This are the first records of the financial details of the new agreement, but extremely important ones. Cooperation with Google, is to developers of Firefox an important source of income. In 2010, the company has recorded 84 percent of its revenue in just a little less than a hundred-million-euro agreement with Google. Before recently came out, that the Google and Mozilla will extend cooperation, there was a speculation that a partnership could be the fact over. Google launched its own browser Chrome three years ago, which is becoming among users increasingly popular and it even has a larger market share than Firefox. However, the proportion of Firefox users is still huge, so cooperation with Mozilla is still strategically important for Google.
TAGS: mozilla, firefox, google, cooperation, browser
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