The sad part is that if a journalist friend of mine sent this to me to proofread for technical content and asked about the HTML5 description, I'd have read it, sighed, thought, sighed, and replied "yeah sure that's fine".
Not because I'd want him or her to look silly but because what is already there (while not entirely accurate) is about as useful as anything else one could say about what "HTML5" is in a reasonable amount of words/pages.
I'm surprised that wsj is portraying that Apple is the driving force between HTML5. It seems to me to be a much more "grassroots" level idea than one coming from the top down.
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Not because I'd want him or her to look silly but because what is already there (while not entirely accurate) is about as useful as anything else one could say about what "HTML5" is in a reasonable amount of words/pages.