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Open Video is the Future
This document discusses Mozilla's vision for an open future of online video. It argues that most online video currently uses closed and proprietary technologies, but an open model where video is distributed freely and can be innovated upon is preferable. The document outlines some early demonstrations of open video technologies and calls on participants to help build an open video future through choosing open standards, moving the market, and creating new content.
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Open Video is the Future
- 1. open video is thefuture Mozilla presentation Open Video Conference June 19, 2009
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- 4. our point: open videois the future
- 5. our point: open videois the future or, at least, it should be
- 6. how? do we build thisfuture
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- 8. what? does it looklike (a glimpse)
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- 14. 1980s public access television everyoneeverywhere empowered to speak with video
- 15. crazy public access television everyoneeverywhere empowered to speak with video
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- 18. indie filmmakers dream
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- 20. citizen journalists dream
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- 22. you're making this dream cometrue participants at open video conference
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- 24. but! the world of onlinevideo can't just be 'internet tv'
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- 31. open or closed technical creative legal distribution rightnow, most of video is closed
- 32. what? is atstake
- 33. By 2013, onlinevideo will account for 90% of all internet traffic.
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- 35. future of online video future of the web
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- 38. is the technologytransparent and open? questions:
- 39. is the technologytransparent and open? can people participate in a meaningful way? questions:
- 40. is the technologytransparent and open? can people participate in a meaningful way? can they innovate and remix without permission? questions:
- 41. is the technologytransparent and open? can people participate in a meaningful way? can they innovate and remix without permission?
- 42. is the technologytransparent and open? can people participate in a meaningful way? can they innovate and remix without permission? yes!
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- 45. demos: a glimpse ofthe future
- 46. Daily Motion usesOGG http://www.0xdeadbeef.com/weblog/?p=1312
- 47. connecting <video> tothe web http://www.0xdeadbeef.com/weblog/?p=1312
- 48. connecting <video> tothe web http://bit.ly/1o8bMW
- 49. how? do we build thisfuture
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- 51. move the market toopen video
- 52. participants at openvideo conference make great stuff
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- 54. open video future! “mozilla is not afraid to do things that take a long time”
- 55. open video future! “mozilla is not afraid to do things that take a long time” my guess: neither are you
- 56. open video future! “mozilla is not afraid to do things that take a long time” my guess: neither are you