Marcin Wichary interviewed at TOC 2011

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HTML5 is a rolling platform, not a single cutover, and adoption depends on publication needs: plain-text workflows mostly map easily to the web while InDesign-to-HTML5 conversion or heavy-layout titles require specialized pipelines. HTML5 powers everything from phones to Google TV, enables reuse across web, apps and Chrome Web Store via webviews in native apps, and supports multiple monetization routes. It adds native multimedia and animation, richer typography and multi-touch/device sensor input, with graceful fallback to older HTML for legacy devices.

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1. 0:00Should publishers hurry to implement HTML5
2. 0:42How old is HTML5
3. 1:50How does HTML5 make financial sense
4. 4:06What are the advantages of HTML5

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