The Mozilla Story

Did you know Mozilla (the creators of Firefox) are a non-profit organization, dedicated to keeping the internet free, open, and accessible to all? Neither did we! Our latest Thought Bubble tells the story of Mozilla for the first time. How it got started, and why.

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Sound Design and Music Composition by Allan Levy
http://www.allanlevy.com

Narration by Ryan Merkley

TAGS:
Mozilla Firefox internet SOPA opensource free accessible browser story Google non-profit organization NPO Thought Bubble animation infographics motion graphics Allan Levy design graphic design Smart Bubble Society "Nonprofit Organization"

Category:

Film & Animation

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• Mozilla
• Firefox
• internet
• SOPA
• opensource
• free
• accessible
• browser
• story
• Google
• non-profit
• organization
• NPO
• Thought
• Bubble
• animation
• infographics
• motion
• graphics
• Allan
• Levy
• design
• graphic
• Smart
• Society
• Nonprofit Organization

[gloooos]

what is the title of the music?

[ThoughtBubbler]

@gloooos it was composed by our sound designer Allan Levy, it's called "The Happiest Day Ever"

[legoman762005]

watched this in chrome

[SilentBacon]

I watched this using Modzilla Firefox.

[NahyanChowdhury]

brilliant. 

[urfaceisausername]

john green sent me here

[gloooos]

@ThoughtBubbler thanks!

[meyoumicha]

I am not able to find the first video that Mozilla did to explain the SOPA in animation, can anyone link me please!! Its very important I am a journalist and I need it!!

[JMJPotter]

I like Firefox, but it's not what it used to be. I've made the transition to Chrome.

Nevertheless, kudos to Mozilla for changing the internet.

[mtbmikex9]

I watched this using netscape.

[RememberTheTrees]

Mozzarella Firefox.

[KatieAtLarge]

I love that lolcats are considered a foundation of the web.

Also, this was very interesting but didn't explain HOW Mozilla does all of these good things. I would have appreciated more detail about that.