| Date / Time |
Story |
| Tuesday January 17, 2017 @01:36PM |
Safari Users Unable to Play Newer 4K Video On YouTube in Native Resolution |
| Friday January 15, 2016 @10:16PM |
BBC Confirms 50% Bitrate Savings For H.265/HEVC Vs H.264/AVC |
| Wednesday May 27, 2015 @06:07PM |
Microsoft Edge To Support Dolby Audio |
| Friday January 17, 2014 @08:19AM |
Wikimedia Community Debates H.264 Support On Wikipedia Sites. |
| Tuesday July 23, 2013 @12:04PM |
Next-Gen Video Encoding: x265 Tackles HEVC/H.265 |
| Saturday January 26, 2013 @10:02AM |
ITU Approves H.264 Video Standard Successor H.265 |
| Friday April 27, 2012 @06:34AM |
Mozilla Considers H264 After WebM Fails To Gain Traction |
| Friday December 17, 2010 @05:12AM |
Microsoft Is Releasing an H.264 Plugin For Firefox |
| Tuesday August 31, 2010 @08:05PM |
'Free' H.264 a Precursor To WebM Patent War? |
| Friday August 27, 2010 @03:47AM |
MPEG LA Announces Permanent Royalty Moratorium For H264 |
| Thursday June 17, 2010 @04:07PM |
Bluecherry Releases GPL'd MPEG-4 Driver |
| Friday May 21, 2010 @09:03AM |
MPEG-LA Considering Patent Pool For VP8/WebM |
| Monday May 10, 2010 @11:19AM |
Can We Legislate Past the H.264 Debate? |
| Thursday May 06, 2010 @10:58PM |
Canonical Explains Decision to License H.264 For Ubuntu |
| Wednesday May 05, 2010 @08:44AM |
The MPEG-LA's Lock On Culture |
| Tuesday May 04, 2010 @11:31AM |
Why IE9 Will Not Support Codecs Other Than H.264 |
| Friday April 30, 2010 @07:07PM |
Steve Jobs Hints At Theora Lawsuit |
| Friday April 30, 2010 @06:37AM |
Microsoft Tips the Scale In Favor of HTML 5 |
| Wednesday April 14, 2010 @07:00PM |
Google to Open Source the VP8 Codec |
| Thursday March 18, 2010 @02:31AM |
Wikipedia's Assault On Patent-Encumbered Codecs |
| Tuesday March 16, 2010 @09:32PM |
Microsoft Previews IE9 — HTML5, SVG, Fast JS |
| Friday February 05, 2010 @08:59PM |
Oh, What a Lovely Standards War |
| Thursday January 21, 2010 @10:41AM |
YouTube Offers Experimental Opt-In HTML5 Video |
| Saturday January 27, 2007 @11:23AM |
Jury Rules That H.264 is Not Patented |
