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"With HTML5, the app renders perfectly in every browser, on every device on every screen. Clearly that makes HTML5 very attractive to publishers. The technology isn't quite there yet, but once it is, I think you'll see a lot more HTML5 apps coming out."
- Stephen Browning, Director of Communications at News Limited

"With HTML5 you can build one core product that can go to an audience of scale and it is more cost effective."
- Rick Gleave, Mobile Director at Fairfax Metro Media

"There is special strength in HTML5 for mobile and cross-platform mobile apps, which is the direction the industry is moving for client devices, and that has made it extremely attractive to developers everywhere in the world. We see the most strength in Asia, a region that is generally quick to adopt new technologies."
- Janel Garvin, CEO of Evans Data

"I don't think HTML5 will cause the demise of apps. HTML5 might make apps more similar to bookmarks. I think apps benefit the Web. The Web needs apps for more traffic. Apps change the way people use their mobile devices and drive traffic to the Web and are even like a entry into the Web. Apps and Web need to complement each other not compete."
- Patrick Mork, chief marketing officer at GetJar, San Francisco