Over the last couple of years, it felt like we lost something, online. Lost privacy. Lost elections. Lost faith. And, in some ways, a loss of the open internet itself. I certainly felt those things. And, read about them every week in the headlines. More Rolling up our sleeves
The internet doesn’t suck
It’s easy to think the internet sucks these days. My day job is defending net neutrality and getting people to care about privacy and the like. From that perch, it more often than not feels like things are getting worse on the internet. More The internet doesn’t suck
Staying the course in 2018
It’s taken me 48 years to learn that life doesn’t neatly fall into the boxes on a calendar. It flows around them. More Staying the course in 2018
CPT+10: A Bright Future for Open Education
A decade after the Cape Town Open Education Declaration the movement is thriving. But there’s still important work to do. More CPT+10: A Bright Future for Open Education
Is It Responsible?
The same set of questions seems to crop up whenever we — society — talk about emerging technology. More Is It Responsible?
Digital Citizens, Let’s Talk About Internet Health
Today, Mozilla is launching the prototype version of the Internet Health Report. With this open-source research project, we want to start a conversation with you, citizens of the Internet, about what is healthy, unhealthy, and what lies ahead for the Internet. More Digital Citizens, Let’s Talk About Internet Health
Living inside the computer: building responsible IoT
Today, we live online. The Internet intersects with everything from commerce and journalism to art and civic participation. More Living inside the computer: building responsible IoT
Making the open internet a mainstream issue
The Internet as a global public resource is at risk. How do we grow the movement to protect it? Thoughts from PDF More Making the open internet a mainstream issue
Firefox and Thunderbird: a fork in the road
Firefox and Thunderbird have reached a fork in the road: it’s now the right time for them to part ways on both a technical and organizational level. More Firefox and Thunderbird: a fork in the road
Everyday Internet users can stand up for encryption
At Mozilla, we believe encryption is critical to the health of the Web. It allows us to live, work and play on a more secure Internet. Encryption helps keep the Internet exceptional. More Everyday Internet users can stand up for encryption