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January 22, 2012 | This week on W3 Radio, our festive trio waxes poetically about the future of the web, make resolutions, and recap the headlines that defined the web over the last year. Follow @w3_radio on Twitter and on w3radio.com.  Michael Schofield is @schoeyfield. Dave Gillhespy is @yodasw16 Dan Sims is @danielgsims

December 27th, 2017 | In the penultimate recap of the year, the world is topsy turvy. Dave and Michael stumble upon the Apple conspiracy to raise awareness of mobile device regulation; we now know why Magic Leap was hiring astronauts; jQuery Mobile is actually in the news; we remember fondly the days of m.dot websites; and oh yeah do you remember the Magic Jack? Follow @w3_radio on Twitter and on w3radio.com.  Michael Schofield is @schoeyfield. Dave Gillhespy is @yodasw16 Dan Sims is @danielgsims

November 20th, 2017 | This week on W3 Radio, we talk about Firefox Quantum (and Rust), Visual Studio Code Live Share, new Github security updates, and the continuing mess that is Twitter verification. Follow @w3_radio on Twitter and on w3radio.com.  Michael Schofield is @schoeyfield. Dave Gillhespy is @yodasw16 Dan Sims is @danielgsims

November 6th, 2017 | This week on W3 Radio, we talk about the releases of Angular 5 and TypeScript 2.6, as well as the UI gaffe behind the collision of a Navy ship, and the most disliked languages of the web. Follow @w3_radio on Twitter and on w3radio.com.  Michael Schofield is @schoeyfield. Dave Gillhespy is @yodasw16 Dan Sims is @danielgsims

October 30th, 2017 | This week on W3 Radio, we talk about Netflix's server-side rendering, the end of Firebug, and we ask the pressing question: what if the Nazis got access to AirBnB's Terminator-level design intelligence. This episode has spooky sounds! Follow @w3_radio on Twitter and on w3radio.com.  Michael Schofield is @schoeyfield. Dave Gillhespy is @yodasw16 Dan Sims is @danielgsims

October 9th, 2017 | This week on W3 Radio, we celebrate Hacktober, talk about releases like Shopify's Draggable JS, Google Firestore, the update to AWS Elastic Beanstalk, and hilariously mourn AOL Instant Messenger. Follow @w3_radio on Twitter.  Michael Schofield is @schoeyfield. Dave Gillhepsy is @yodasw16 Dan Sims is @danielgsims

September 25, 2017 Follow @w3_radio on Twitter.  Michael Schofield is @schoeyfield. Dave Gillhepsy is @yodasw16 Dan Sims is @danielgsims

August 21, 2017 Follow @w3_radio on Twitter.  Michael Schofield is @schoeyfield. Dave Gillhepsy is @yodasw16 Dan Sims is @danielgsims Headlines Google Search Console has started sending out notices to sites that have not yet migrated to HTTPS.  CakePHP 3.5.0 was released, and it's ten users are really excited about it. After Firefox 55, Selenium IDE will no longer work Facebook is pushing a licensing model called “BSD + patents” in all their projects, including the wildly popular React. Related  Squarespace says it’s removing ‘a group of sites’ as internet cracks down on hate speech Spotify removes ‘hate bands’ from its streaming library After Charlottesville, Mark Zuckerberg pledges to remove violent threats from Facebook Cloudflare reversed its long-held policy to remain content-neutral and booted The Daily Stormer  

Sir Tim Berners-Lee seeks to rethink the Internet with other top computer scientists in order to decentralize and enable better privacy measures, as well as wrest it from control of corporate and government dominance. This, though, is coming from the same person spearheading the standardization of HTML5 DRM, which -- as the laws are written -- give greater control of the web to corporations and government. The Web’s Creator Looks to Reinvent It The New App Store: Subscription Pricing, Faster Approvals, and Search Ads E.W. Scripps Buys Podcast Company Stitcher FBI wants access to Internet browser history without warrant in terrorism and spy cases The Voice UI has gone Mainstream Google Says Page speed ranking factor to use mobile page speed for mobile sites in upcoming months NPM Introduces Hooks Versioning, Licensing, and Sketch 4.0 Instagram’s new algorithm is live

Progress toward HTML5 DRM continues; whether Trust API is the end of passwords; the Internet of Things is way big; internet giants pledge to remove hate speech and promote "independent counter-narratives" #bigbrother; Chrome 51 updates; people use ad blockers to make the web cheaper; Sublime Text 3! Who knew?; push for encryption law falters; MySpace was hacked; Americans increasingly mobile-data-plan only; and some new APIs. The Web’s Creator Looks to Reinvent It The New App Store: Subscription Pricing, Faster Approvals, and Search Ads E.W. Scripps Buys Podcast Company Stitcher FBI wants access to Internet browser history without warrant in terrorism and spy cases The Voice UI has gone Mainstream Google Says Page speed ranking factor to use mobile page speed for mobile sites in upcoming months NPM Introduces Hooks Versioning, Licensing, and Sketch 4.0 Instagram’s new algorithm is live