Mozilla gives $100K grant to Democracy makers
Mozilla has announced that a $100K has been approved for the Participatory Culture Foundation, a Massachusetts-based non-profit that aims to make "watching internet video channels [..] as easy as watching TV and broadcasting a channel […] open to everyone. Unlike traditional TV, everyone will have a voice." Most notably, PCF is the maker of Democracy, an open source video player based on Mozilla among a variety of open source technologies. Democracy will soon be renamed Miro.
According to the announcement, "the Mozilla Board agreed to support them for the following reasons:
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