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Category Archives: Mozilla
fallback options for the video tag
Some of you might have noticed that I was able to use a fallback in my previous posts that include a native video tag. I was going to do a post on how that works. It’s pretty simple. But Chris … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, howto, Mozilla, OGG, Open Web, Video, Web Standards
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the mozilla community marketing guide
Jane has put up a post announcing that the Mozilla Community Marketing Guide is up and running. This is a guide that’s useful for people who want to participate in Mozilla’s community marketing to help spread the love of Firefox … Continue reading
Posted in Communities, Marketing, Mozilla
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march 6: open web / mozcamp event in the netherlands
On March 6th Tristan Nitot and Paul Rouget will be helping to host a MozCamp event in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Taken directly from his blog post: What is it about? It’s an event for people passionate about the open … Continue reading
Posted in Communities, Europe, Evangelism, Events, Mozilla, Open Web
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screencast #2 of open web video in firefox 3.1
In my last post I put up a pretty long video that contained a couple of really neat demos. Yesterday Paul made another demo, one that’s short and sweet and is self-explanatory. Pretty neat what you can do in a … Continue reading
Posted in Beta, Evangelism, Firefox, Mozilla, OGG, Video
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screencast of open web video in firefox 3.1
I’ve made a screencast to describe some of the new video capabilities and how they can interact with the rest of the open web technologies we’re building into Firefox 3.1. Although I’ve embedded it below with a video tag (with … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, JavaScript, Mozilla, OGG, Video, Web Standards
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my presentation at SCALE 2009
Update on February 24th, 2009: Due to popular demand I’ve made a screencast of the two demos that I used in this presentation. I’ve put up slides from my talk at SCALE 2009. Lots of people were interested in the … Continue reading
Posted in Evangelism, FOSDEM, Mozilla, Speaking, Web Standards
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fosdem wrap-up and thoughts on europe
I’m sitting in the hotel lobby in Brussels right now and reflecting on the last couple of days. FOSDEM was quite a bit of fun and a chance to re-engage a little bit with the larger free and open source … Continue reading
Posted in Communities, Europe, Mozilla
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fosdem schedule for mozilla
There’s a final schedule for Mozilla at FOSDEM up. Take a look and see if there’s anything you want to see. (Thanks to Brian King, Axel Hecht, Paul Rouget and William Quiviger who did the leg work to get this … Continue reading
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tobi
Last week we had a visit at Mozilla from @tobimcfly [website], who has done what I call “protest” add-ons and artwork for Firefox. His work can be pretty provocative and has been covered in the press. He’s also behind the … Continue reading
why open video?
[ Note: Mike Shaver gives the short version of this post. I have done a great job of burying the lead here. There's a post from the Wikimedia Foundation on the topic and a post in the Mozilla Blog as … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, Long Attention Span, Mozilla, OGG, Open Web, Video
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