A lot of ‘net comment has been generated in the last few days following Google’s announcement that they will be dropping support for H.264 in future versions of their Chromium browser. They expound on their decision here. In making this move they join the ranks of Mozilla in supporting Open Video in web-pages. The trouble [...]
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On Apples Side
I think I’m Apple’s side with the latest ASA ruling. The crux of the ASA’s argument is that Flash and Java are part of “internet”. It’s dangerous because it makes a precedent that supporting these proprietary applications* is the only way you can support the full fat internet. This is something free software will have [...]
