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  • What does it look like for the web to lose? - Chris Coyier
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    Better yet, let’s ditch the idea of native apps. All web! All web! All web!
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  • The Web Is Dying; Apps Are Killing It - WSJ
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    Everything about apps feels like a win for users—they are faster and easier to use than what came before. But underneath all that convenience is something sinister: the end of the very openness that allowed Internet companies to grow into some of the most powerful or important companies of the 21st century.
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  • Mozilla and the Future of the Open Internet | Re/code
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    People often ask me: Why are you still involved so deeply with Mozilla? Firefox won. Why haven’t you gone on to do something else? Does Mozilla still have work to do?
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  • OpenDaylight | A Linux Foundation Collaborative Project
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    OpenDaylight is an open platform for network programmability to enable SDN and create a solid foundation for NFV for networks at any size and scale.
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  • Celebrating 15 Years of a Better Web | Mitchell's Blog
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    In the coming era both the opportunities and threats to the Web are just as big as they were 15 years ago. As the role of data grows and device capabilities expand, the Internet will become an even more central part of our lives. The need for individuals to have some control over how this works and what we experience is fundamental. Mozilla can — and must — play a key role again. We have the vision, the products and the technology to do this. We know how to enable people to participate, both by contributing to our specific activities and coming up with their own ideas that advance the bigger cause of enriching the Web.
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  • Wozniak calls for open Apple - Strategy - Business - News - iTnews.com.au
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    Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has voiced a renewed desire to see the consumer electronics giant open its architecture to the masses, allowing savvy users to expand and add to their products at will.
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  • You knew the old Mozilla, meet the new Mozilla – david ascher
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    While that fight is far from over, we’re now at a distinct point in the evolution of the web, and Mozilla has appropriately looked around, and broadened its reach. In particular, the browser isn’t the only strategic front in the struggle to promote and maintain people’s sovereignty over their online lives. There are now at least three other fronts where Mozilla is making significant investments of time, energy, passion, sweat & tears. They’re still in their infancy, but they’re important to understand if you want to understand Mozilla:
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  • danah boyd | apophenia » open-access is the future: boycott locked-down academic journals
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    Making systemic change like this is hard and it will require every invested party to stand up for what they know is right and chip away at the old system. I don’t have tenure (and at this rate, no one will ever let me). I am a young punk scholar and I strongly believe that we have a responsibility to stand up for what’s right. Open-access is right. Heavy metal gates and expensive gatekeepers isn’t. It’s time for change to happen! To all of the academics out there, I beg you to help me make this change reality. Let’s stop being silenced by academic publishers.
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  • Aral Balkan · Maximizing your DROIT, or: why you should learn HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript for mobile development.
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    "While Microsoft drifts aimlessly with Windows Mobile trying to play a fruitless game of cat and mouse with Apple, and while Google – the defender of all things open and web – invests in Java with Android, one company has come out of left field with a solid vision to embrace open web technologies for its mobile platform. That company is Palm and its platform is called WebOS. And you should stand up and take notice because it is one of the most important developments in the mobile world today."
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  • Aral Balkan · Maximizing your DROIT, or: why you should learn HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript for mobile development.
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    "While Microsoft drifts aimlessly with Windows Mobile trying to play a fruitless game of cat and mouse with Apple, and while Google – the defender of all things open and web – invests in Java with Android, one company has come out of left field with a solid vision to embrace open web technologies for its mobile platform. That company is Palm and its platform is called WebOS. And you should stand up and take notice because it is one of the most important developments in the mobile world today."
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  • The Benefits of Open to the Detroit Public Schools « Trek
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    "Think about the whole process in 2009: Patti was able get free consulting and find a solution to a very real problem with, literally, no money changing hands. Open advice, open process, open communications (all the way from teacher Patti to author Cory), open content. End result: Detroit Public School kids get award winning reading material at no cost to the school or any of the people who helped make it happen."
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  • » Defining What it Means to be Open « Laaker.com - Micah Laaker
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    "Below are the 13 facets of openness that I’ve been cataloging as a means to better describe this term. (They range on a scale starting on the technology side and ending on the side of the user’s experience.)"
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  • Why Stallman is wrong when he calls cloud computing stupid - Ars Technica
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    "Stallman's dismissal of cloud computing and call for the categorical rejection of web services is puzzling in light of the potential opportunities created by web technologies and the innovative work that is being done by software freedom advocates to bring openness to the web. Stallman should be using his visibility to promote adoption of the principles embodied in the Franklin Street Statement. Instead he is undermining those efforts by disingenuously dismissing the entire concept of network computing."
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  • Open Web Foundation
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    "The Open Web Foundation is an attempt to create a home for community-driven specifications. Following the open source model similar to the Apache Software Foundation, the foundation is aimed at building a lightweight framework to help communities deal wi
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  • Why Less Is More And How To Unlock the Web
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    "Determine a basic need -> Create a service that satisfies it in the simplest way possible -> Open it up. "
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  • Introducing the Yahoo! Open Strategy (Yahoo! Developer Network blog)
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    "With Y!OS, we’re moving from a model in which each Yahoo! property develops much of its own technology to one where we share common data and frameworks that can be easily surfaced across multiple Yahoo! properties and off the Yahoo.com "
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  • Yahoo! Plans Return to its Portal Roots
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    "As we wrote in July, the platform is the killer app of today's web and Yahoo! needs to get on board."
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