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Title:

Challenging Flash Video with HTML5

Your vote:
Yes No
Organizer:
Justin Day, blip.tv
Description:
Open standards and HTML5 have the potential to disrupt closed solutions such as Flash and Silverlight. Open standards like the video and canvas tags offer 90% of what closed source plugins do. Is this enough? Is this the end of browser tyranny? If not, how do we get there?
Questions
Answered:
  1. Is the canvas tag a good replacement for Flash/Silverlight interfaces?
  2. How does Ogg Thoera compare to h.264?
  3. Is there a benefit to replacing Flash as the video standard?
  4. Is Flash going to become more open as a result of the open video movement?
  5. Who is currently adopting open standards?
  6. What's standing in the way of adopting open video standards?
  7. How can we overcome hurdles in adoption open video?
Level:
Intermediate
Category:
Accessibility / Web Standards, Front-End Programming, Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright, Online Video, Web Apps / Widgets
Type:
Panel
Event:
Interactive 2010
on 17/8/09
rad proposal!

though we argue that open standards do 110% of what closed source plugins do: vote us up :)

http://bit.ly/openvideo
http://bit.ly/html5video
on 18/8/09
sounds awesome!
on 3/11/09
This sounds like a very informative panel.
on 13/11/09
Sounds like it will be a very interactive panel... like the style.
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