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It’s time to build the foundation for a better tech-future🌍 This November in #Barcelona, we’re bringing together global voices—activists, engineers, educators, artists, and policymakers—to question the current tech paradigm and co-create alternatives that serve people first. Join us at #MozillaFestival and grab your community ticket for €45 → https://mzl.la/Lx5Vb9

🎉Big news… Anthony Enzor-DeMeo has been promoted to General Manager of Firefox! Anthony has been a driving force in evolving Firefox’s strategy, championing a user-first approach and helping us stay bold and mission-aligned in a rapidly shifting internet landscape. As GM, Anthony now leads Firefox’s product direction, business performance, and external partnerships—a role that reflects both his impact and Mozilla’s commitment to building trusted products that put people first. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d63kC7t3 #Firefox #Mozilla #Leadership #MissionDriven #OpenWeb #ProductStrategy

It’s time to build the foundation for a better tech-future, and we can't do it alone. This November, we’re bringing together activists, builders, educators, artists, and policymakers from around the globe to question our current tech-ecosystem and co-create something better. #MozillaFestival is the launchpad for ideas that challenge power and elevate ethics in tech. Join us. Grab your community ticket for €45 → https://mzl.la/Lx5Vb9 Mozilla Festival #tech #ai #barcelona

Tech is at a crossroads and so are we. AI is reshaping the landscape. Walled gardens and new silos of power are forming. But Mozilla was never built to follow. Our role is clear: challenge the closed, champion the open, and build technology that puts people first. In a new piece from Mozilla’s Suba Vasudevan, she shares how we’re reinventing our product strategy without compromising on values. It’s a candid look at what it means to move meaningfully—not just fast—and build a portfolio of trusted, user-first products in an AI-driven world. This isn’t reinvention for reinvention’s sake, it’s a return to purpose. We're excited about the road ahead, and we’re building it in the open with partners, developers, and communities who believe the internet is still worth fighting for. Read the full article 👇

I'm reading a lot of strong views on the provisional decision from the UK's competition authority today to open up mobile ecosystems. Mozilla has been working on tech competition imbalances for over 25 years. Here's our take:

It’s time to build the foundation for a better tech-future, and we can't do it alone. This November, we’re bringing together activists, builders, educators, artists, and policymakers from around the globe to question our current tech-ecosystem and co-create something better. #MozillaFestival is the launchpad for ideas that challenge power and elevate ethics in tech. Join us. Grab your community ticket for €45 → https://mzl.la/Lx5Vb9 Mozilla Festival #tech #ai #barcelona

Suba Vasudevan is COO of Mozilla.org and SVP at Mozilla Corp - and I am honored to have interviewed her for Episode 16 of Your Career, Unscripted and to share her story and career advice! With 22+ years of global leadership across technology, AI, trust & safety, and advertising, Suba Vasudevan is responsible for leading Mozilla’s operational strategy to bring better, more relevant products to new audiences. Suba spent well over two decades leading small and large teams in strategy, operations, analytics, customer support and trust & safety. She has nurtured and expanded critical global organizations within Meta (formerly Facebook), driving innovation and trust. Prior, she advised clients across industries at KPMG’s Advisory Services and began her career as a journalist in India, exploring the intersection of technology and business. She has a Master’s degree in Information Systems from Texas A&M University, and a Bachelor’s in Computer Engineering from University of Mumbai. For several years, Suba served as a Board Member for Mainspring Schools, a local non-profit in Austin, Texas for children from underprivileged families, leading their Strategic Planning Committee and demonstrating her commitment to community and inclusion-focused initiatives. Listen to her talk about: ◆why she used to think leadership meant having the answers, and how she now sees it as creating the conditions for others to ask better questions ◆her work evolving Mozilla from a 25-year-old legacy organization into a future-ready company—while staying true to its open-source roots ◆how to handle feedback you don’t like (or don’t agree with) ◆what really gets people promoted ◆the power of accountability, honesty, and proactively seeking feedback Thank you Suba for the opportunity to learn from you and collaborate! 🎧 Listen now Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/gusYBkiu Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gvK-YHmu YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gup9F_PK Be sure to check out Suba’s Substack https://suba.substack.com/ If you'd like to support, please like, comment, and share this with your network! To set up a career consulting session with me, message me on LinkedIn Jane Bernhard, MBA

The excellent Gemma Petrie once described browsers to me as "a mirror to what people are doing in their lives." This is an important choice for people - increasingly so, as AI companies launch their own browsers and hype the future of AI agents. Although they may not say it, the web and browsers (and browser engines) remain as important as ever. Just as important is browser choice and competition. Unfortunately, there remain many barriers to browser competition - both on mobile and desktop. But today’s provisional decisions from the CMA can be a step towards changing that on mobile. We’ve written to the UK Government and the CMA explaining why the DMCCA is a one-in-a generation opportunity to give people genuine choice online and bring renewed dynamism to the digital economy. It must not be squandered. https://lnkd.in/eTSZH4Yh

Firefox 141 is out, and it's packed with smart, helpful upgrades. The standout feature is AI-powered tab grouping that auto-sorts your tabs by topic—totally private and on-device. There’s also a super handy unit converter built right into the address bar (think “100 cm to inches” or “38°C to F”) and much more! Full release notes can be found here: https://lnkd.in/e_R-shi6