Wall Street Journal technology columnist Walt Mossberg writes: "My favorite of the early Metabrowsers, and the simplest, is called Quickbrowse."

Read the complete WSJ story at http://www.quickbrowse.com/press/wsj_mossberg/

"We’re extremely proud of the recognition given us by Mr. Mossberg, especially since he's ranking us number one in a field of competitors who have received funding in the tens of millions of dollars. This is a real David against Goliath story, " says Quickbrowse CEO Marc Fest. "Most importantly right now to our small company of just 4 employees, Mr. Mossberg’s ranking is taken as confirmation that we’re on the right business model path."

Incidentally, Mossberg's write-up marks the 50th news story about Quickbrowse.com. "This is especially remarkable," says Fest, "considering that we have not spent a dime on marketing or public relations."

Quickbrowse was started as a hobby in early 1999, when Fest, back then a news correspondent, created a program to speed up his own journalist research.

About Quickbrowse.com Inc.

Quickbrowse's proprietary software, intuitive tools and easy-to-use interfaces, offer web publishers and end users alike innovative opportunities to manage and uniquely present web-based information.