Free Software Foundation attacks DRM in HTML video

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April 27, 2013 CNET Social Tech
Free Software Foundation attacks DRM in HTML video In cooperation with the Electronic Frontier Foundation and others, the free-software organization calls on the W3C to keep DRM out of Web standards. Read more | Share:  EC details Google's proposed search concessions Google offers to label its own services in search results and give some prominence to rivals. European competitiveness regulators now want feedback, and critics are lodging objections. Read more | Share:  First Firefox OS phones arrive Tuesday for developers Geeksphone begins selling two phones, the Keon and Peak, starting Tuesday. These lower-budget models are geared for programmers building Web apps for Mozilla's open-source OS. Read more | Share:  Facebook tries Google's WebP image format; users squawk It's a major endorsement for the file format, but some social-network members are upset to have lost their flexible, sharable JPEGs. Read more | Share:  It's about time: RuneScape dumps Java for HTML5 commentary A widely used online game and longtime Java ally is ditching Oracle's security-plagued programming technology. Your move, Minecraft. Read more | Share:  Intel releases Web-based app programming kit The chipmaker is jumping on the HTML5 bandwagon -- sort of. Its newly acquired AppMobi software lets programmers create Web apps that can be converted into native Android and iOS apps. Read more | Share:  Celebrity tech. Exposed. See today's hottest celebrities show off tomorrow's hottest tech. 1 Meet the current frontrunner for $580K coffee with Tim Cook 2 Apple challenging $368M verdict with VirnetX 3 Tech Minute: Apps to record your dreams 4 Apple backtracks on planned VPN changes to iPhone, iPad 5 Assassin's Creed series turned into epic slasher movie saga

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