Tristan Nitot
I have written a couple of times on this blog that what I like about the Web (and the Internet overall) is the fact that anyone can participate without having to ask for permission. The origin of this is that … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
In the spirit of showing what’s (and who) is beyond the code that powers Mozilla technology, I’m interviewing Fabio Magnoni, a contributor from Brazil. Tristan – Hi Fábio, can you quickly introduce yourself? Fábio Magnoni – I’m a Computer Engineer, I live … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
I recently wrote what I like about the Web: everybody can participate without having to ask for permission. There is another thing that I like and which is fundamental to the Web: everybody can use the Web and experience it … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
Today I have the pleasure of welcoming Jb Piacentino, the managing Director of Thunderbird, following the recent Thunderbird announcement. TN : Hi Jb, I read on the Web that Thunderbird is dead. Is it true or is the rumor of … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
A couple of days ago, a new Beta version of Firefox for Android was released. Here is an excerpt of the email that was sent by my colleague David Slater, VP of product marketing: We shipped an important update to … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
Last Wednesday, there was a party at the new Mozilla office in London. Don’t be sad if you’ve missed it, as there is a MDN Hack Day on Saturday. (please register if you plan to attend!) But what’s a “MDN … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
As promised in my last post on User sovereignty, I’m going to detail how Mozilla helps users keep control over their data and protect their privacy while using the Web. This is done on many different levels. For those who … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
A recent study by Pew Internet has shown that a very large number of Internet users are concerned about their privacy when going online: 68% say “I’m NOT OKAY with targeted advertising because I don’t like having my online behavior … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
I happen to give a lot of interviews to reporters, mostly in Europe. After a couple of interesting experiences, I’ve learned something… Each and every time, I start the interview with a kind of disclaimer that seems pointless at first: … Continue reading
Tristan Nitot
As I’m posting this, MozCamp LatAm is about to begin in Buenos Aires, Argentina. But what’s a MozCamp, and why does this matter? In order to answer this question, let’s start with a more general question: how do you get … Continue reading