It's not going to be Flash precisely because Flash is dying. It doesn't matter whether the W3C is involved or not, the companies that want this are going to mak

It's not going to be Flash precisely because Flash is dying. It doesn't matter whether the W3C is involved or not, the companies that want this are going to make it happen. The idea that stopping a W3C standard is somehow going to stop the entire media industry getting its way on this is nothing but a fantasy. Unfortunately, many people who could bring some moderation to the discussions about DRM are still stuck in fantasy land where none of this is happening.