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Category Archives: Freedom
an open internet
An important video from Jesse B. Dylan.
Posted in Evangelism, Freedom, Video
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sidekick and data lock-in
I took the above photo with my Sidekick 3, a phone that at the time I loved dearly. It was probably one of the best phones on the market until the iPhone came on the scene and still does things … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Freedom, Sidekick
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patents as part of the american experience
Ahh, 2006. It seems like such a long time ago! Back then I was working at Red Hat on OLPC and Microsoft had just accused free software of being Unamerican and communist. It was a good time, honestly, to know … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Long Attention Span, Regulations, Storytelling, Video
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royalty free codecs at the IETF
There’s a press release / post up about a BoF that’s going to happen tomorrow, July 30th, at the IETF meeting in Stockholm, Sweden. The Xiph folks, along with some people from Skype, are proposing that the IETF form a … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Freedom, Standards
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dailymotion and open video
Today Dailymotion, one of the world’s largest video sites, announced support for open video. They’ve put out a press release, a blog post on the new openvideo site as well as a demo site where you can see some of … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Motion, Firefox, Freedom, OGG, Open Web, Video
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the open video conference – june 19-20 in NYC
On June 19th and 20th, there will be a conference in New York City on open video. If you’re interested in the problems around open video and want to talk with other people, many of whom are working on solutions, … Continue reading
Posted in Communities, Events, Freedom, Mozilla, OGG, Open Web, Video
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open-government.us
The matter of copyright and access to content seems like a small thing in the mix of problems that the new President will face when he gets into office. Indeed, when compared to problems like climate change, a faltering world … Continue reading
competing for an open (generative) web
John Lilly pointed people at a really good article in the New York Times by John Markoff about the Olympics as a hook to get Silverlight onto people’s computers. It’s a good overview and is worth reading. The article covers … Continue reading
the hidden value of processing.js
The ever wonderful John Resig finally posted his totally awesome processing.js code to the web. If you haven’t seen it, you should go take a look. The Wired Compiler blog said “…this might be the most impressive thing we’ve ever … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, Freedom, JavaScript, Microsoft, Mozilla, Open Web, Processing, Uncategorized, Video
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