Mozilla Services (feed) – New blog for Mozilla Services.
Richard Milewski (feed) – Richard is a contractor with the Mozilla Engagement team working on Consumer Education, aimed specifically at non-technical users on the net. In the early 1980′s he was Editor-in-Chief at InfoWorld, and in the 1990′s was CTO at Netschools Corporation, a company that put one-to-one computing systems in K12 schools a decade before the OLPC project.
Tantek Çelik (Feed) – Tantek joined Mozilla on 2010-146 as a contractor working on web standards including HTML5, CSS3, and various social networking and identity standards (see https://wiki.mozilla.org/Tantek-Mozilla-projects for more details). He’s been involved with and edited open web standards at W3C for over a decade, as well spearheaded the grass-roots microformats community. Follow Tantek on his blog and on Twitter as @t. He recently published a book+video tutorial on HTML5 called “HTML5 Now: A Step-By-Step Tutorial for Getting Started Today”
Philipp von Weitershausen (feed) – Philipp joined Mozilla a couple of months ago to work on Firefox Sync. Philipp also wrote a somewhat popular Firefox extension called BarTab. In a previous life did research in theoretical particle physics and web development with Python.
Brett Gaylor (feed) – Brett Gaylor officially joined the Mozilla Drumbeat team in August. He’ll be playing the role of project producer — leading his own Web Made Movies project and helping to find new Drumbeat projects over time. Brett will also be directing a documentary series about Mozilla and the future of the web.
Paul Craciunoiu (feed) – Web development, mostly for http://support.mozilla.com.
Benoit Jacob (feed) – I am a Mozilla developer, based in Toronto, currently working on our implementation of WebGL. I would like to use my blog to make WebGL-related announcements to Web developers and testers.
Dan Mosedale feed moved.
