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Only 0.12 percent of all Wikipedia articles contain videos
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The story of WebP: How Google wants to speed up the web, one image at a time
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Wikimedia is considering support for H.264 video codec to boost video on Wikipedia
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Google starts using HTML5 and WebM for premium content
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YouTube comes to the Wii, thanks to Google’s WebM video codec
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Ice Cream Sandwich supports WebM streaming, MKVs
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Android Soars, But iPhone Users Still Seem To Like Video Better
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Skype goes VP8, embraces open video codec
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MPEG LA ready to escalate codec war against Google, WebM
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H.264 is still winning the codec war
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Video files keep growing like kudzu
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The technology behind Google+ Hangouts
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Samsung, LG & Cisco Throw Their Support Behind WebM
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All YouTube Video Uploads Now in WebM
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Google Hearts Firefox 4 for WebM Video Support
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DOJ Investigates MPEG LA’s WebM Patent Pool
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Patent Fight Ahead: MPEG LA Is Gunning for WebM
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Chrome Dropping H.264 Support Is Irrelevant — Here’s Why