Watch Netscape's Marc Andreessen in 1995 (CNET 25)

CNET host Richard Hart visited Netscape just after the company went public and was taking on Microsoft in the browser wars. Here's our profile of founder Marc Andreessen from 1995.

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What an interview. The CONSISTENCY, since day one! Just seems so viscerally clear that Marc has always had a contagious hunger for new information.

[@hairystyles4212]

1:50 I love this old style of editing in videos and commercials when it came to "tech-y" stuff. It's heartwarming

[@oghenekevwewilliam1571]

A great guy i admire alot! Simplicity and greatnesss

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Everything about this video is so 90s it's almost painful. A timecapsule.

[@smallbluemachine]

Wow this video quality is crispy clear, didn't think I was looking at 1995 here.

[@danielsaraolu5343]

LOL, "we are trying to get him into long pants". It's hilarious how smart people (but not all) grow to be rich as well. It's not always the case. And the vice versa is not always true. It's great to see someone that is not derailed from a certain path after reaching a certain fortune treshold. "It's a car, it's a Mustang, it's a Ford". Great discovery, awesome interview, tremendous leader.

[@retailtheclown69]

Oh how times have changed....

[@tuckerbugeater]

Ahh, the magic tracking and behavioral modification cookie.

[@Neonb88]

I love how he's tossing the cookie around as he describes tracking users

[@EnronnSierra]

What kinda cameras were you using back then to film this stuff? Because the only thing of high quality video footage tech related was Computer Chronicles.

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Bons tempos, inócio da Matrix

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How do you lose that hair

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Marc Andreessen sounds like Musk?

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Mozilla

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