Time Warner to use Netscape as content portal
Netscape.com "will be a hub for Time Warner content. It's been touted around internally," said a Netscape source who requested anonymity.
The deals, which could come as soon as this week, will attempt to settle two nagging questions for the newly forged company: how to prop up its sagging Netscape subsidiary and what to do with Time Warner's offline properties on the Web.
The Netscape site already features reports from CNN.com on its home page under a deal that followed America Online's proposed buyout of Time Warner last year. In February, then-AOL President Bob Pittman first discussed turning Netscape into a content hub, saying it could become a "platform for all of Time Warner's products." -- Jim Hu and Wylie Wong, Special to ZDNet News