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Why We Are Voting Against the W3C Decision on Encrypted Media Extensions

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DRM has been the enemy of accessibility, not to mention the ugly compromise DRM represents to technical excellence and freedom. EME’s reason to exist is to implement DRM.

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Help Wanted: Wildcards!

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

Consider what makes Benetech unique: Women Majority: The majority of Benetech’s executives, managers, professional staff and overall team are women. Flexibility: We expect the work to get done, and provide our professional staff a high degree of flexibility on how to get it done. How many tech companies can say that!

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Proud Father and Husband: Concert in Palo Alto

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Kate will be heading to Europe this fall to sing professionally in Italy for the Turin Opera Company, as the winner of one of three Opera Foundation Scholarships. I'm very excited (and proud) about an exciting concert coming up soon in Palo Alto.

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From Money to Meaning

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From executives to summer interns, from engineers and product managers, to communications and outreach professionals, we have a wide range of opportunities. We are looking for more than a dozen motivated individuals to make the leap to positive social impact.

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Benetech Truths

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We value professionalism, dedication and service. 7 We are committed to personal and professional development. With regard to professional development, Benetech’s depth of knowledge and diverse program activities offer great opportunities for cross-learning in the workplace and in the field.

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Work on Stuff that Matters

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Life is too short to throw your professional life away on stuff you don't care about. I see this hunger for meaning in most of the people I'm privileged to meet: from the college freshman to the fresh grad to the mid-career professional and the senior executive. Like many techies, I came to the field because I loved doing tech.

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Market Failure in Global Health Technologies

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Their students actually go into the field, work with local medical professionals, and learn their real problems, their real pain points. There are many brilliant people, both students and experienced professionals, who would love to do these kinds of products. Many universities do similar things, but Rice goes a key step further.

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