State of Mozilla and 2010 Financial Statements

October 10th, 2011

Today I am pleased to share with you this year’s annual State of Mozilla report. It details our opportunities, our community and our expanding set of initiatives. Included in this post is the full text of the video from the “Ahead” section of the site. I invite you to learn more about the Mozilla Project and join us in our ongoing efforts to build a better Internet.

Mozilla’s mission is to ensure that the Internet remains open, interoperable and respects user sovereignty. We do this by building software that puts people in control of their digital lives, like Firefox. We do this by empowering a global community of people who volunteer to champion these efforts.

Internet life is changing. We are connecting through more devices. We are living in apps as well as browsers. We are interacting with friends and followers and acquaintances. We can experience the Web through a highly personal, highly customized lens.

The challenges ahead of us are very real. Mobile platforms are more closed and more centralized than we have seen in decades. As individuals, we are losing the ability to act on the Web without permission from large, centralized gatekeepers. We are all being tracked, logged, cataloged, monetized and turned into products to be sold. We’re seeing the universal platform of the Web fragmenting back into multiple different worlds.

As the Internet experience is changing, Mozilla, too, is changing. The products and tools that we use to advance our mission are expanding and evolving. A browser is necessary but not sufficient. Equally important is expanding the number of people who understand our values and identify as Mozillians. Mozilla has both the challenge and the opportunity to expand our reach dramatically. We have the ability to bring our values to life in new ways. Embracing these opportunities means embracing change, embracing hope and embracing determination. This is how we will continue to give people ultimate authority over their digital lives.

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Chris Aniszczyk said on October 10th, 2011 at 8:43 am:

Am I blind or I just couldn’t find the 2010 financial statements?

It is early in the morning still :/
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Matt Brandt said on October 10th, 2011 at 10:21 am:

Chris, I had trouble finding it too but it is there. It’s buried on the last page if you keep clicking through. Here’s the direct link to the pdf — > http://static.mozilla.com/moco/en-US/pdf/Mozilla%20Foundation%20and%20Subsidiaries%202010%20Audited%20Financial%20Statement.pdf
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Dido Miranda said on October 11th, 2011 at 7:59 am:

I have always loved Firefox/Mozilla.

After having skimmed through the content of The State of Mozilla – up to FAQs,
I must say I now feel even more thankful for the presence and the services of Mozilla on the Internet.

RP2011
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Bruce Kasanoff said on October 13th, 2011 at 7:02 am:

We just reposted a portion of your intro with a link to the report, Mitchell. What you are doing is so important, because pretty soon there will be no such thing as offline.

http://smartcustomersstupidcompanies.com/2011/10/mozilla-end-of-offline/
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Olivier said on October 14th, 2011 at 10:41 am:

Thank you so much Mitchell, for your continued work, dedication, and for this report in particular. It is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate how much Mozilla changes people’s lives for the better. A humbling and joyful sight.
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