Opera signs licensing deal with Yandex

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By Reuters | Updated: 1 October 2012 15:58 IST
Norwegian mobile Internet browser maker Opera has signed a licensing deal with Russia's Yandex, Opera's chief executive said on Monday.

Yandex plans to launch its own browser based on Opera's Turbo technology.

"This is a good commercial deal for us, and if there would be a cannibalist situation, the cooperation is still very positive for Opera," the firm's Chief Executive Lars Boilesen told Reuters.

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"Normally it would be negative to get a competitor which eats into our market share but through this deal that is absolutely not a negative thing," he added.

The deal was first announced on September 21 but Opera did not disclose that Yandex was the customer at that time, awaiting the product launch.

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Boilesen said that while the browser market is very tough for newcomers he was confident Yandex had a good chance of success on the Russian market.

Copyright Thomson Reuters 2012

 

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