Yesterday we discussed the impact on the HTML5 video tag debate that Microsoft's preview release of Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) is bound to generate. At its Mix 10 developer's conference, IE9 was shown ...

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German social gaming company Wooga has thrown in the towel on its HTML5 project after seeing little return on the increasing amount of effort put into its “Magic Land Island” game. In a blog post, ...

The HTML5 developer Turbulenz is open-sourcing its game engine in a bid to push the quality of HTML5 games forward. Turbulenz is making its engine available under the MIT open-source license. The ...

The Open IPTV Forum (OIPF) has published a profile of HTML5, CSS, DOM3 and other related web technologies aimed at connected TV services and devices that implement a browser-based application ...

Everyone who makes products geared towards developers has the same problem. Developers like open source tools, but they also need to have confidence that the team behind the tools will be around for a ...

Recent commentary on this blog has suggested that our use of Flash on BBC iPlayer and across BBC Online in general, betrays our commitment to open standards. Is this a reasonable assumption? I do not ...