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Michael Homer dies - key exec at Netscape
Published 2/4/2009 by btansey@sfchronicle.com (Bernadette Tansey) at SFGate: Technology
Michael Homer, an influential Silicon Valley mentor and key executive at Netscape during the "browser wars" against giant competitor Microsoft in the mid-1990s, died Sunday at his home in Atherton. He was 50. Mr. Homer was diagnosed in 2007 with a rare...
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