W3C co-chair: Apple, Google power causing Open Web crisis

Add newsletters@cnet.online.com to your address book to ensure CNET newsletters reach your inbox.   At Work       View online  |  Share on Facebook  |  Share on Twitter February 09, 2012    IN THIS ISSUE     W3C co-chair: Apple, Google power causing Open Web crisis     Google planning to open retail store in Dublin?     Landmark lawsuits under way over who owns the Interactive Web     End of an era: Kodak discontinues camera business     Revised Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 cleared for sale in Germany     W3C co-chair: Apple, Google power causing Open Web crisis Apple and Google dominate mobile browsing so much that the Web is being infected with proprietary technologies again, just like the bad days of IE6, Daniel Glazman says.  More | Share on Facebook      Google planning to open retail store in Dublin? The search giant is considering selling its merchandise in a retail store at its European headquarters. Plans have been approved, but the company hasn't made a decision yet.  More | Share on Facebook      Landmark lawsuits under way over who owns the Interactive Web Michael Doyle and his company Eolas claim several prominent Web companies, including YouTube and Amazon, violate a patent it holds that dates back to 1994.  More | Share on Facebook          End of an era: Kodak discontinues camera business The photography pioneer says that its digital cameras, pocket video cameras, and digital picture frames will be phased out entirely in the first half of 2012.  More | Share on Facebook      Revised Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 cleared for sale in Germany A Dusseldorf state court says the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1N can be sold in Germany, despite Apple's claims that it violates patents the company holds.  More | Share on Facebook      OTHER CNET RESOURCES     CNET.com     CNET TV     CNET How To     Latest CNET Reviews     Top 10 must-have gadgets     CNET Exclusives     CNET Mobile reviews     CNET Editors' Choice winners     Shopper.com

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