Mozilla CEO Gary Kovacs To Step Down Amid Mobile Pivot

By  |  April 10, 2013
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PYMNTS.com covered Mozilla’s plans to build a mobile OS at Mobile World Congress in February, and the company’s work on a common web API that would allow for payments acceptance just last week.

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    “The past two and a half years have been pivotal in the evolution and rapid growth of Mozilla. I am very proud of our accomplishments as a team. In our mission to empower the next two billion Web users, we’ve made great advances in desktop and mobile and in our ability to lead at the pace of the market,” Kovacs said in a blog post.

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    Kovacs took over as CEO of Mozilla in October 2010.

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