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W3C in the Press

Below are recent articles about W3C in the international press. Please send articles you would like us to consider to w3t-pr@w3.org, with "[Article]" in the Subject line. We reserve the right to choose which articles we include.

November

Ars Technica
16 November
Tim Berners-Lee launches "WWW Foundation" at IGF 2009, Janna Quitney Anderson Tim Berners-Lee, World Wide Web Foundation, W3C
BBC
15 November
Net talking shop kicks off debate , Tim Berners-Lee
SD Times
3 November
W3C to meet with developers on HTML 5, Alex HandyW3C, HTML 5, CSS, Philippe Le Hégaret, SVG, Tim Berners-Lee
Information Management
2 November
The Semantic Web's the Next Frontier, Michael CataldoSemantic Web, W3C, Tim Berners-Lee
InfoWorld
3 November
HTML 5 progresses despite challenges, Paul Krill HTML 5, W3C, SVG, Philippe Le Hégaret, accessibility, Wai-Aria, WAI, XML, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C Widgets 1.0
SFGate
3 November
HTML 5 progresses despite challenges, Paul Krill HTML 5, W3C, SVG, Philippe Le Hégaret, accessibility, Wai-Aria, WAI, XML, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C Widgets 1.0
NewTeeVee
12 November
NewTeeVee Live: Adobe CTO: HTML 5 Is “Trying to Do What Flash Already Does”, Ryan LawlerHTML 5, W3C
E-Commerce News
12 November
W3C Validation: It's Not Just About Rankings, Brandon LeibowitzW3C, HTML, CSS, validator
LeMondeInformatique.fr
5 November
Quelques progrès autour des widgets mobiles et d'IPv6 dans HTML 5, Pierre-Edouard LaurentHTML 5, W3C, SVG, Philippe Le Hégaret, accessibility, Wai-Aria, WAI, XML

October

The Register
12 October
Privacy policy tool failed because of browser rejection, W3C, P3P, Rigo Wenning, PLING, Policy Languages Interest Group
OUT-LAW Radio
8 October
Whatever happened to P3P?, P3P, Rigo Wenning, W3C
CNET
4 October
Adobe tries keeping Flash in Web vanguard, Stephen ShanklandHTML 5, HTML, W3C
InformationWeek
20 October
Web 2.0 Summit - Time To Imagine, Fritz NelsonTim Berners-Lee
NRC Handelsblad
20 October
Web inventor now wants to bring it to the hungry, Jan Benjamin and Marc HijinkTim Berners-Lee, URL, HTTP, W3C
CNET
23 October
Tech advice from Tim Berners-Lee, Rafe NeedlemanTim Berners-Lee, URL, HTML 5, World Wide Web Foundation
CNET
23 October
CNET News Daily Podcast: Amazon and Netflix earnings defy expectations, Erica OggTim Berners-Lee
Forbes.com
23 October
(Re)Gaming The System, Quentin HardyTim Berners-Lee
InternetNews.com
23 October
Creator of World Wide Web Holds Court, David NeedleTim Berners-Lee, World Wide Web Foundation, W3C, Linked Data
The Independent
30 October
At last, the web goes truly worldwide, Jack Riley and Larry RyanW3C, Richard Ishida, internationalization
Independent Minds
30 October
World Web gets a little wider, Jack Riley and Larry RyanTim Berners-Lee, W3C, Richard Ishida, internationalization
FierceGovernmentIT
28 October
Fed websites stumble over Rehabilitation Act, Judi Hassonaccessibility, Judy Brewer, WAI, W3C
Federal Computer Week
23 October
Federal sites rapped over accessibility problems, Alice Lipowiczaccessibility, Judy Brewer, WAI, W3C
Federal Computer Week
28 October
Education Department hit over Web site access, Alice Lipowiczaccessibility
InfoWorld
2 October
Google to Microsoft: Support SVG, Paul KrillSVG, W3C, XML, HTML 5

September

guardian.co.uk
23 September
Joi Ito talks about Creative Commons, Twitter, and the White House, Charles ArthurW3C, HTML
guardian.co.uk
23 September
Joi Ito talks about Creative Commons, Twitter, and the White House, Charles ArthurW3C, HTML

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