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Opera’s Jon Von Tetzchner talks about his company's 'One Web' philosophy and gives his view of the current browser wars.

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In the second part of our three part interview, Opera's Jon Von Techzhner gives his views on Opera's one web philosophy, explaining why he thinks mobile phones will be the most important device for providing internet access worldwide.

He also gets into the browser wars, and says why Opera should still be considered a contender.

Benny Har-Even
Benny Har-Even

Benny Har-Even is a twenty-year stalwart of technology journalism who is passionate about all areas of the industry, but telecoms and mobile and home entertainment are among his chief interests. He has written for many of the leading tech publications in the UK, such as PC Pro and Wired, and previously held the position of technology editor at ITPro before regularly contributing as a freelancer.

Known affectionately as a ‘geek’ to his friends, his passion has seen him land opportunities to speak about technology on BBC television broadcasts, as well as a number of speaking engagements at industry events.

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