jeudi 7 décembre 2006

New browser market share data from xitiMonitor.com

Firefox has gained 4 percentage points since April '06 Slovenia passes the 40% mark! 7 other countries have passed the 30% mark. See the report in French (I hope that Xiti is considering translating it into English ans Spanish).  […]

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mercredi 6 décembre 2006

Getting ready for Le Web 3 in Paris

Nicole Simon is preparing the upcoming Le Web 3 conference (in Paris, next Monday and Tuesday) just like she usually does, by interviewing speakers on a podcast. Being one of them, I had the privilege to be interviewed by Nicole, along with David Sifry (Technorati) and Stephanie Booth (Co-Comment).  […]

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Back in Paris!

My visit in The Hague and then London have both generated some coverage about Firefox that I'll summarize below: A Consuming Experience ; Ian Forrester's CubicGarden has a few videos: Firefox 2 London bash speeches; interview with Tristan Nitot president of Mozilla Europe (great questions, really!);  […]

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mardi 5 décembre 2006

RocketBoom willing to go global

Sunday night, I had a drink with Andrew Michael Baron, of RocketBoom fame. As Joanne mentionned it last Monday, RocketBoom was in Paris for the week-end. On top of having good taste in terms of Web browsers (he is a big Firefox fan), Andrew has interesting ideas and wants to make RocketBoom a truly  […]

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samedi 2 décembre 2006

Back from the Hague and on my way to London for the Firefox Party

Thursday was really great, as I have spent the day on Innovation Playground, en event dedicated to innovation and entrepreneurship, organized by Jake Blok. I met again with David Michel Davies of the Webby Awards fame, and we were working with students who had the whole day to work on an assignment,  […]

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vendredi 24 novembre 2006

Busy pan-European week ahead!

I'll be speaking at GrowthTalk Live next week in The Hague (Netherlands, Nov. 29th). Those of you who read Dutch can get more details. Will I be able to meet with good folks of the Venice Project, now that it's official that this very promising project is based on Mozilla technology (and standards  […]

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Open Source software making progress in France

Slashdot writes French National Assembly Embraces Open Source. My dear readers will probably happy to learn that the machines to be deployed after the next elections involving the Assembly (June 2007) will run GNU/Linux and OpenOffice.org, Firefox and - probably - Thunderbird. Source: NetEco.com. It  […]

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mercredi 22 novembre 2006

The Firefox summit is over!

I'm seating at the SFO Airport and memories of a wonderful week are jumping all over my head. (This will be posted after I return home). There were so many new faces that badges were actually needed; The upcoming changes that will land in Firefox 3 and 4 are very exciting; Red wine + Tequila +  […]

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