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Last week I explored at some length the curious reasons that Sir Tim Berners-Lee gave for supporting the proposal to add hooks for DRM in...

A couple of week ago, I discussed the awful idea of adding DRM to the official HTML5 standard, and where that would lead us. More recent...

Back in January, we reported on a truly stupid idea : making DRM an official aspect of HTML5. Things then went quiet, until a couple of...

The Web is one of the most dramatic demonstrations of the power of openness, alongside free software, which not coincidentally runs most ...

You would have thought by now that people would understand that DRM is not only a bad idea, but totally unnecessary: Apple dropped DRM fr...

I've written about the growing interest in HTML 5 a couple of times, and there is a parallel discussion around the role, if any, of Flas...

One of the heartening trends in openness recently has been the increasing, if belated, release of non-personal government data around the wo...

...you don't recognise half the things these young chaps are talking about... On Open Enterprise blog .

Remember HTML? It's (nearly) back : This specification introduces features to HTML and the DOM that ease the authoring of Web-based app...

Anything that talks about HTML5 and XHTML5 gets my attention pretty quickly. I don't pretend to understand all the implications of this...