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>Moreover, it's clear that TBL regrets that early decision to the degree that he rails against the walled gardens. he rails against the walled gardens while at
by syshum 10y ago
>Moreover, it's clear that TBL regrets that early decision to the degree that he rails against the walled gardens.
he rails against the walled gardens while at the same time putting things into the standard, like EME, they powers them.
- noblethrasher 10y agoThe goal of advocacy is to rouse a sympathetic collective that you can leverage at the bargaining table. But, when the time comes, you play whatever hand you have. The W3C has to negotiate with industry. But, unfortunately for us that care about the open web, its position is weak.
- aanm1988 10y agoI think the EME thing is a symptom of a worse problem, which is that the internet is very much controlled by a handful of commercial interests. Whoever controls browsers can become a bad actor and you either go along with it or end up with a broken system (this site only works in IE).