The "ola" ending was already in use, most famously for the "Victrola" phonograph made by the Victor Talking Machine Company. Mozilla Foundation – from the name of the web browser that preceded Netscape Navigator. When Marc Andreessen, co-founder of Netscape, created a browser to replace the Mosaic browser, it was internally named Mozilla (Mosaic-Killer, Godzilla) by Jamie Zawinski. Mozy – from the words "More Zetabytes for Your Mom". It was initially named "Breakaway Data Services for Your Mom," or "Bdsym". MRF – from Madras Rubber Factory, founded by K M Mammen Mappillai in 1946. He started with a toy-balloon manufacturing unit at Tiruvottiyur, Chennai (then called Madras). In 1952 he began manufacturing tread-rubber and, in 1961, tyres. MSI – Micro-Star International, commonly referred to as MSI Mr. Gatti's Pizza – Gatti was the maiden name of Pat Eure, wife of company founder Jim Eure. MTM Enterprises – from the initials of the co-founder, actress Mary Tyler Moore Musco Lighting – from the company's original location of Muscatine County, Iowa, where it still operates a large manufacturing facility Mustek – Taiwanese electronics manufacturer with name derived from Most Unique Scanner Technology MVC – from Music and Video Club, the name of a UK-based entertainment chain N Nabisco – The National Biscuit Company changed its name to Nabisco in 1971. NAD Electronics – audio equipment manufacturer named for New Acoustic Dimension Napster – original music-sharing service was named after co-founder Shawn Fanning's hairstyle-based nickname NCC – from Nordic Construction Company NCR Corporation – from National Cash Register NEC – from Nippon Electric Company Nero – Nero Burning ROM named after Nero burning Rome ("Rom" is the German spelling of "Rome"). Nestlé – named after its founder, Henri Nestlé, who was born in Germany under the name "Nestle", which is German (actually, Swabian diminutive) for "bird's nest". The company logo is a bird's nest with a mother bird and two chicks. Netscape – originally the product name of the company's web browser ("Mosaic Communications Netscape Web Navigator"). The company adopted the product name after the University of Illinois threatened to sue for trademark infringement over the use of the Mosaic name. Netscape is the combination of network and landscape. Nike – named for the Greek goddess of victory Nikon – original name was Nippon Kogaku, meaning "Japanese Optical" Nintendo – Nintendo is the transliteration of the company's Japanese name, nintendou (任天堂). The first