CNET editor Jim Hu interviews Mitchell Baker, the leader of the Mozilla.org project. Ms. Baker discusses Mozilla technology, 'people building a range of Linux Mozilla-based products' and of course, Microsoft . . .

“It's been a long four years for Mitchell Baker. As the leader of the Mozilla.org project, an AOL-funded open-source Web browser technology, Baker has been trying to stoke the fire she helped light in 1998. Mozilla, which was created using Netscape's browser code, found support among a legion of software developers intent on blocking the juggernaut advance of Microsoft's Internet Explorer . . .”

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