Eric Meyer interviewed at Web 2.0 Expo New York 2010

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Argues the web is not dying but spreading into nonbrowser places and being embedded in chat clients and apps, calls Apple’s recent easing of third party restrictions ambiguous for Flash and predicts short term noise but unclear long term effects, frames “HTML5” as a useful marketing shorthand rather than a pure spec, and highlights local storage as the immediate game changer that enables packaged web apps to run offline, keep scores and state, and behave like native apps on mobile or desktop.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:44Apple Developer Restrictions
3. 1:47Why did Apple back down
4. 2:58HTML5 in 5 years
5. 4:55Local storage

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