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During 2013, I've written a few articles about Mozilla 's attempt to give users greater control over the cookies placed on their ...

I've always been a big fan of Mozilla's email client, Thunderbird, even when it was unfashionable to admit it. Because, for the ...

A few weeks back, I wrote about the troubling prospect of DRM being baked into HTML5. At the centre of a related piece was a post by Brend...

In my post yesterday about Cisco making the code for its H264 codec available, I noted that the really important news was that Mozilla w...

You know that open source has won when everybody wants to wrap themselves in a little bit of openness in order to enjoy the glow. That&...

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 weeks ago I wrote about the incredible spectacle of the European arm of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) attacking Moz...

Back in March, I wrote about the odd little attack by the European arm of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) on Mozilla's pla...

Mozilla and its central Firefox project are themes that I have returned to often on this blog. That's not so surprising: Mozilla is ...

Techdirt has written several times about the increasing tendency for governments around the world to turn to malware as a way of spying ...

Even if you don't remember the birth of Mozilla  15 years ago , you are certainly benefitting from its consequences. For, back then, ...

One of the core areas that Mozilla is working on is user privacy, and one important aspect of this is controlling cookies. Most people a...

I've written a number of posts about Mozilla's rise and fall and rise: how it went from saving the open Web and open standards in...

Mike wrote how both Vint Cerf and Sir Tim Berners-Lee were concerned about the outcome of the WCIT talks currently taking place in Dubai...

Mozilla is now something of a venerable institution in the open source world - the first release of browser code by Netscape took place ...

I still remember well the day in October 1994 when I downloaded the first beta of Netscape's browser. It was instantly obvious that t...

One telling sign of the widespread concern about SOPA/PIPA was that the non-profit Mozilla Foundation, which oversees the open source Fire...

Open source lies at the heart of Google – it runs a modified form of Linux on its vast server farms, and uses many other free software pr...

In my last column , I suggested that one of the best things that Mozilla could do in order to promote the Open Web and openness in genera...

There has been a flurry of excitement about Mozilla recently. Not, as you might hope, about the latest version of Firefox; one of the uni...