I found this graph explaining HTML 5 features via @obxdesignworks. Succinctly describes the major features enabled by HTML 5 that you need to be aware of: Canvas and video elements, offline storage and geolocation. The graph below shows a snapshot of current support and intent to support in web browsers. Shows that IE is well behind the field in terms of readiness as we speak, but IE 9 intends to support.
http://media.focus.com/images/uploaded/fyi/wtf-html5-infographic/HTML5__.jpg
Will Evans and Daniel Szuc have created a new blog to discuss leadership in the context of the UX community.
Last week I got a surprising call from Roman Pixell, Fellow in the Innovation Journalism Fellowship Program at Stanford. The InJo program at Stanford is focused on journalism covering innovation processes and ecosystems.
I'm honored to have been nominated for the InJo Pick alongside the well respected journalists in this year's selection, and will be attending the InJo 7 conference in Palo Alto, participating in a round table on June 8. I'm certain there will be much for me to learn from the experience and the exposure to the great minds at this event.