Monthly Archives: September 2007

Give Something Back

Two days ago, our office manager alerted all of us to a change in how Mozilla would get its office products.  Our new provider is called Give Something Back.  I pulled this quote from their website’s “About Us” page:
“Give Something Back started with a basic idea — sell business [...]

Community Giving and Empowerment stuff…

What have I (we) been doing lately?
We tried to streamline the discovery/review process a bit.  With the new evangelism team, I will be working very closely with colleagues like Asa, Mike Shaver, mfinkle, jresig, sheppy, and dria.  (What an honor!)  And, as a part of this new team, I am able to triage requests and [...]

My Mozilla 24 Wrap

Returned from Tokyo yesterday after a whirlwind tour… Alex Polvi and I pulled some “almost-all-nighters” working on fun projects and participating in Mozilla 24.
To see all the moving parts of Mozilla 24 happening at once, and to witness the amazing teams in Japan, Thailand, Paris, and Stanford all working tirelessly to pull off this [...]

Mozilla 24 Takes On Accessibility

Have you checked it out? In a prior post, I blogged about Mozilla 24 and all the things you can do to participate. For my part of the conference, I’ve helped plan an hour-and-a-half session about accessibility efforts at Mozilla. Here is the short description:

A discussion on new accessibility features in Firefox [...]

FOSS.IN Project Day Accepted!

Mozilla has been accepted for a project day at FOSS.IN in Bangalore in India this December. FOSS.IN is the largest open source conference in India and we are so thrilled to be a part of it this year.
Project Days at FOSS.IN are not presentations about an open source project. They are meant for [...]