Opera : Entretien avec le CEO, Jon von Tetzchner
Par Mozinet, dimanche 17 avril 2005 à 22:09 :: Navigateurs :: #633 ::
David Berlind sur les blogs anglophones de ZDNet propose une interview en MP3 (26,5 Mo) de Jon S. von Tetzchner, le CEO de société norvégienne Opera Software qui développe le navigateur multiplateforme et multi-appareils, Opera, qui va bientôt sortir en version 8 finale. Le président de l'entreprise y aborde les sujets suivants :
- Why the company will survive as the browser landscape goes through radical change
- The company's involvement in the WHAT Working Group
– a non-W3C working group of vendors (one that doesn't include Microsoft) that's focused on recommending standards for browser advancement and innovation
- Opera's intentions to improve its presence in North America with the opening of new US-based offices
- How the company has nearly doubled in size in the last year
- Why the W3C may be too focused on the server-side of the Web equation
- The potential role of multimedia clients in establishing defacto standard Web-access technologies and the implications for other technologies like digital rights management
- Whether or not Opera should open source its technologies
- Why the alternatives to Internet Explorer should remain devided as opposed to, at the very least, consolidating on a single, open source-based code base (like Mozilla) on top of which multiple players innovate in order to drive certain incompatibilities out of the market (and also to reduce some of Opera's R&D costs)
- What Microsoft's Web sites are still doing to cause Opera's browser software to be incompatible with their Web pages.
- The idea of AJAX-based applications, Google's role in them, and how Web-based applications are finally becoming the norm.
Between the Lines, With Firefox gaining steam and a new IE on the way, can Opera survive ?, 15 avr. 2005, David Berlind
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