04.26.11 Coalition of companies creates WebM Community Cross License initiative When Google unveiled its WebM open source media format and declared it to be the one codec to rule... By M. Gorman, 04.26.11 save Save share
04.20.11 04.20.11 YouTube starts transcoding all new uploads to WebM, already has a third of its library ready Google's resolve to bring WebM video streaming to the masses doesn't seem to have been weakened by... By Vlad Savov, 04.20.11 save Save share View
03.18.11 03.18.11 WebM components for IE9 bring further video compatibility to Windows, end to codec conflict? We've been reporting on the drama over Google's WebM ever since Microsoft compared the video format... By C. Trout, 03.18.11 save Save share View
02.23.11 02.23.11 Android 2.3.3 gives you another reason to want it: WebM support Our first indication of a delivery date for the Gingerbread iteration of Android came way back in M... By Vlad Savov, 02.23.11 save Save share View
01.16.11 01.16.11 Google defends H.264 removal from Chrome, says WebM plug-ins coming to Safari and IE9 Google renewed a heated discussion when it said it was dropping H.264 support from Chrome's HTML5 v... By Sean Hollister, 01.16.11 save Save share View
01.11.11 01.11.11 Google will drop H.264 support from Chrome, herd the masses towards WebM and Theora We knew Google was rather fond of its WebM video standard, but we never expected a move like this:... By Sean Hollister, 01.11.11 save Save share View
08.26.10 08.26.10 MPEG-LA makes H.264 video royalty-free forever, as long as it's freely distributed The H.264 codec that makes a good deal of digital video possible has actually been free to use (unde... By Sean Hollister, 08.26.10 save Save share View
06.10.10 06.10.10 Mozilla bundles WebM support into nightly Firefox builds Google's new web video standard seems to be gathering a bit of momentum, as today Firefox is follow... By Vlad Savov, 06.10.10 save Save share View
05.04.10 05.04.10 Know Your Rights: H.264, patent licensing, and you Know Your Rights is Engadget's technology law series, written by our own totally punk ex-copyright a... By Nilay Patel, 05.04.10 save Save share View
08.16.07 08.16.07 DivX sez 100 million certified video devices have been shipped Moving 100 million of anything is no easy feat, and DivX is using this very milestone to throw itsel... By D. Murph, 08.16.07 save Save share View
