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1998

December

Practical Internet (England) 31 December: Using CyberPatrol, Clive ParkerPICS
PC Week 28 December: Open-Source Tool Passes Data Between Web Apps,� XML, W3C
InfoWorld 28 December: XML-Java Combo Continues to Interest Vendors,W3C, XML
InfoWorld 28 December: A Supply Chain Lingua Franca?,XML, W3C
Network World 21 December: Net Insider-Why Can't We All Get Along?,W3C, Jim Gettys
Interactive Week 21 December: The Interactive 101, The Year in Review,W3C, HTML, XML
PC 15 December: Technical Excellence Awards,
MacUser (England) 11 December: Macs Come up SMILing With RealSystems G2 Web Suite,SMIL, W3C
Computing (England) 10 December: Web Standards Slowly Emerge,W3C, XML
ENT 9 December: W3C Sees Three,W3C, SMIL
PC Week 7 December: SoftQuad Forges XML Trail, Antone GonsalvesXML, W3C
Internet World 7 December: New HTML Standard to Use XML, Emphasize Function Over Layout,W3C, HTML, D. Raggett
EmediaWeekly 7 December: XML Finds a Niche in Data Serving,XML, W3C
EmediaWeekly 7 December: Streaming Standards Get Real,SMIL
EmediaWeekly 7 December: HTC, XQL Jockey for Position Among New Web Standards,W3C, webMethods
Microtimes (N CA Ed) 4 December: Microsoft, Texcel, webMethods Submit XML Quaery Language to W3C,webMethods, S3C, XML
Microtimes (N CA Ed) 4 December: Looking for Wireless Choices?� WAP It, Jim CarrXML, W3C
ComputerEdge 4 December: Adding Some Style to the Web,HTML, CSS
PC 1 December: Taking Style Sheets to the Next Level,CSS
PC 1 December: Second Looks-Waiting for the Tools,SMIL

November

Network World 30 November: The Next Great Web Thing,W3C
InfoWorld 30 November: Vendors Rush to Release Tools, Jeff WalshCommerceNet
InfoWorld 30 November: Proposal Contains XML Chaos,XML, W3C
InfoWorld 30 November: IBM Harnesses Language, Jeff WalshW3C
Computer Dealer News (Canada) 30 November: XMI Consortium Unveils Specification for Standardized Programming Data,XML, Unisys
Computing Canada (Canada) 30 November: Alliance to Build Standard for Web DevelopmentXMI, XML, W3C
Macuser (England) 27 November: Web DesignCSS
Information Week (England) 25 November: XML Eases Net Transfers,XML, W3C, SAP, webMethods
Internet World 23 November: Reply to All:� In Streaming Media, Let the Best Company Win
Internet World 23 November: XML Server Consolidates Multiple Data Stores,XML, W3C, web-Methods
Internet Week 23 November: Free XML Utilities From IBM, Richard KarpinskiXML, W3C
Interactive Week 23 November: HTTP 1.1, Next-Gen Plans Under Way,W3C
InfoWorld 23 November: IBM Unveils Series of XML Tools,XML, W3C, Inso
Industry Standard 23 November: XML Supercharges The Net,WebMethods, Amazon.com, XML
EMedia Weekly 23 November: Study Finds Many Web Sites Fail at Customer ServiceJupiter Communications
EMedia Weekly 23 November: Chromeffects Shelved, Andrea DudrowW3C, SMIL
Mass High Tech 22 November: Object Design Does XML Middleware Product for use in Database Integration,SML
Computing 19 November: XML Speaks Your Language,W3C
PC Week 16 November: XML Forges Smoothly Ahead,
Network World 16 November: Netscape Browser Engine Faster, More Portable,HTML
Internet World 16 November: W3C Considers Proposals From Microsoft, Adobe,W3C
Internet World 16 November: News Briefs,Hilton Hotels & Unisys Corp, W3C
InternetWeek 16 November: Databases, Tools Push XML Into Enterprise,Inso, Ardent, XML
InfoWorld 16 November: XML Announcements Pop up Everywhere,,Data-Channel, Interleaf, XML
EMedia Weekly 16 November: 5.0 Browsers to Embrace Web Standards,CSS
Electronic Buyers' News 16 November: Data-sheet Standard Proposed,W3C, XML
Macuser 13 November: CyberStudio Pro 3.1,
Internet World 9 November: W3C Initiative Targets Non-Standard Browsing,W3C, WAI, Brewer
Internet World 9 November: Next-Generation HTTP Moves AheadW3C
InternetWeek 9 November: Standards Help Blur Distinctions in Browsers,
Business Journal 9 November: Privacy Comes to the Web,P3P, W3C
ComputerWorld Canada (Canada) 6 November: W3C to Standardize Vectors
Computing (England) 5 November: Technique-The Least You Need to Know About...XML,
Computer Weekly (England) 5 November: Unisys Helps Nationwide Roll Out Date Fix Project,Unisys
Computer Weekly (England) 5 November: Toshiba Targets Trendy Executives
Computer Weekly (England) 5 November: Microsoft Set to Play Name Game with NT
Computer Weekly (England) 5 November: Speak up to Access All AreasW3C
Information Week (England) 4 November: Against the Tide of Data,XML
PC Magazine 3 November: E-Mail Headers, Even the Ugly Ones, Neil RandallPICS
Improper Bostonian 3 November: The 1998 Internet Top 40:� Annual Guide to Boston's Influential and Powerful Web EliteW3C
Improper Bostonian 3 November: Ask Bob Metcalfe, Emily EstersonAmazon.com
Interactive Week 2 November: Disability Design Helps Web Users, James E. GaskinW3C, WAI
EMedia Weekly 2 November: Web Design StandardsSMIL

October

MicroTimes (N. CA Ed) 28 October: AT&T Confirms it Wants IBM Global Network
MicroTimes (N. CA Ed) 28 October: DOM Standard in Search of Browser Backing
PC Week 26 October: Microsoft Ties Data Transfers to XML in IE 5.0,XML
ComputerWorld New Zealand (New Zealand) 26 October: Everyone's Got a Markup Language to Sell,W3C
PC Week 19 October: Web Development,SMIL
Internet World 19 October: Microsoft, RealNetworks Face Off in Streaming Media Market, Jim Heid
Internet World 19 October: Microsoft Outlines XML Features in Internet Explorer 5, James C. LuhW3C
InternetWeek 19 October: New Spec Breaks the E-Commerce ICE, Richard KarpinskiXML
InfoWorld 19 October: W3C to Standardize Vector Graphics, Jeff WalshW3C, Visio
InfoWorld 19 October: Microsoft Lays out its Own Strategy for XML, Dana GardnerXML, W3C
InfoWorld 19 October: Intranets & I-Commerce,W3C
InfoWorld 19 October: Groups Urge Browser Vendors to Support Industry Standards, Jeff WalshW3C
Industry Standard 19 October: The Search Goes On,, AlexaIntelliSeek, XML
Computer Dealer News (Canada) 19 October: Motorola Brings Voice Commands to the Internet, Michelle NavalW3C
ComputerWorld Australia (Australia) 16 October: Language of the WEb Speaks for the Future, Ellen CresswellXML
ComputerEdge 16 October: You and Your META Tag,PICS
Network News (England), 14 October: The Power Within,W3C, XML
PC Week Online 13 October: Microsoft spells out XML support in upcoming IE 5.0, Antone GonsalvesXML, W3C, DOM, XML Schemas, XML Namespaces
Internet World 12 October: New Multimedia Submission Challenges SMIL Specification,SMIL, W3C
Internet World 12 October: Government Keeps Wary Eye on Medical Advertising on the Net,,PICS
Internet Week 12 October: XML Tools Take on Multimedia, Richard KarpinskiXML
EmediaWeekly 12 October: Interaction 2.1 Gains Support for SMIL, Andrea DudrowSMIL
Computing (England) 8 October: Supply and Demand, Candice Goodwin
Computing (England) 8 October: Web Standards Address Data DilemmasXML, W3C
Computing (England) 8 October: Dom Makes Web Pages EasierW3C
Computer Weekly (England) 8 October: Software� Iona's Matisse to Offer Developers Easier Life, Cliff SaranW3C
ENT 7 October: XML Promises to Enrich the Data Experience, Joseph McKendrickXML, W3C
PC Magazine 6 October: Why XML Matters, �XML
PC Magazine 6 October: Netscape Sneak PeekHTML,CSS, W3C
Network World 5 October: Microsoft and Standards: The Rules Have Changed, Geoffrey JamesW3C
Internet World 5 October: Bringing XML to Life In the Real World, Wayne BremserXML
Internet World 5 October: Lots of Hype, but Few XML Browsers or Editors on Horizon, James C. LuhXML
Infoworld 5 October: Politics Wins Out Over Needs of IT Organizations, Jeff WalshW3C, DOM
Computer Reseller News 5 October: Web's Double Edged Sword: Accesibility vs. Complexity, Hailey Lynne McKeefryWAI
Computerworld 5 October: Vendors Gear Up for Internet World, Carol Sliwa & Sharon MachlisW3C
Computer Reseller News 5 October: Equal Access: Technology Brings the Power of the PC to People with Disabilities, Hailey Lynne McKeefryWAI

September

PC Week (Australia) 30 September: XML Editor Bullish on Future, PC Week StaffXML
PC Week 28 September: XML Editor Bullish on Spec's FutureW3C, XML
Network World 28 September: Figuring Out Which Standards Matter, Mark GibbsW3C
Internet World 28 September: The World Wide Web Consortium has released...,WAI
Government Computer News 28 September: HomeSite adds finishing touch to a page, Jason Hart
Computer Dealer News (Canada) 28 September: Seeing Opportunities, Rick BroadheadW3C,WAI
Computing (England) 24 September: Setting a Standard for Markup,W3C, XML
Information Week (England) 23 September: Massaging the messaging, Scot FinniePICS
ENT 23 September: W3C Publishes XSL SpecificationsW3C, XSL
PC Week Asia (Hong Kong) 22 September: VML Hybrids for 3D Web Graphics, Brian HannonXML
PC Magazine 22 September: Streaming Media: Getting Back into the Game, Jan OzerSMIL
Computer Reseller News 21 September: Streaming Media Battle Takes Shape, Paul KorzeniowskiSMIL
Bay Area Computer Currents 21 September: Stream It to Me: Real Networks and Microsoft Go to the Mat on Multimedia , Elizabeth Powell CroweSMIL
Macuser (England) 18 September: Censor Sensibility, Jim SmithPICS
Computer Weekly ( England) 17 September: XML Spreads� Its Wings, Glyn MoodyXML
Network World 14 September: XML: The Technology most likely to Succeed, Dale DowdieXML
Internet World 14 September: Tech ABC/Waiting for Full XML Benefits, James C. LuhXML
Internet World 14 September: Internet Applications Outside the Browser, David CarrXML
Interactive Week 14 September: Industry Take: XML Is Ex-Cell-Ent, Charles BacockXML
Infoworld 14 September: OAG to release XML Integration SpecXML, W3C
Reuter Financial Report 13 September: Computer's Open New Avenues for Disabled Users, Aaron PressmanW3C
Mass High Tech 13 September: Tim Berners-Lee Reflects on the Past, Predicts Future of the Web He Created, Dyke HendricksonW3C
Computing (England) 10 September: Call for Web Standards, Dominique DeckmynW3C
Computing (England) 10 September: New Rules to Aid Web Publishers, Dominique DeckmynW3C
PC Dealer 9 September: Browser Conflicts tax Web Designers, Dominique DeckmynW3C
Microtimes Northern California 9 September: Gigabit Ethernet Becomes a Reality, Jim CarrXML
Microtimes Northern California Edition 9 September: XSL drafts PublishedW3C, XML
Dow Jones News Service 9 September: Object Design Joins Web-Industry Standards Group, ODISW3C,XML
Associated Press Financial Wire 9 September: Online: Blind Web Users Campaign to 'See' More of Cyberspace, Nick WingfieldW3C,WAI
Associated Press Financial Wire 9 September: How do you make a Web site accessible to the disabled? Some tips from the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative:,WAI,W3C
Associated Press Financial Wire 9 September: Online: Blind Web Users Campaign to 'see' More of Cyberspace, Nick WingfieldW3C
Government Computer News 7 September: Internet Will Treat You to Cool Info Along the Way of Your Research, Shawn P. McCarthyW3C
Federal Computer Week 7 September: Macromedia Dreamweaver 1.2,HTML
Computer Reseller News 7 September: CRN Business Close-up: An interview with Tim Berners-LeeBerners-Lee, XML
Communications Week International (England) 7 September: XML Heralds End of Paper-based Forms, Kenneth CukierXML
MacUser (England) 4 September: Mozilla, Jim SmithPICS
MacUser ( England) 4 September: In the Fast Lane, Nick ClarkeXML
United Press International National Wire 3 September: New Software Brings TV-Type Content to the 'NetSMIL
United Press International National Wire 2 September: Software Brings TV-Type Content to the Internet, Lori ValigraSMIL
United Press International National Wire 2 September: Software Brings TV-Type Content to Internet, Lori ValigraSMIL
United Press International� National Wire 2 September: New Software Brings TV-Type Content to the 'Net,SMIL

August

PC Week 31 August: Microsoft, Datachannel Partnering on Parser, Brian HannonXML, W3C
Network World 31 August: HTML 4.0 Unwrapped, Mark GibbsHTML
Network World 31 August: Intranet LinksW3C,XML
Network World 31 August: Leave It To the Hound, Sandra GittlenXML
Emediaweekly 31 August: On the Web, Private is as Private Does, Joanna PearlsteinP3P,
Emediaweekly 31 August: Proposed Industry Standards Tap XML, Andrea DubrowXML W3C
Mass High Tech 30 August: Making the Web Work For Everyone, Dyke HendricksonWAI, W3C
Computerworld Canada (Canada) 28 August: Son of XML PromisedXML, W3C
Computer Weekly 27 August: How Users Threw Adobe a Lifeline for Web Work, Glyn MoodyW3C, HTML, CSS
Computerworld Hong Kong (Hong Kong) 27 August: Form-al LanguageW3C,XML
PC Week (Australia) 26 August: W3C Eyes DOM, XSL, Brian HannonW3C
PC Week 24 August: W3C Eyes DOM, XSL, Brian HannonW3C
PC Week 24 August: Microsoft, DataChannel Develop Java-based XML Parser,XML
Internet World 24 August: Making Sense of JavaScript, and VBScript, Pritpal SinghHTML
Internet World 24 August: Forms Vendors Look to XML As Key to Spurring Commerce, Regina KwonXML
Internet World 24 August: Browser Watchdog Group Forms To Ensure Standards Support, James C. LuhW3C
Inernet Week 24 August: XML Jump-starts Web Transactions, Richard KarpinskiXML, W3C
Interactive World 24 August: Daniel Weitzner apppointed head of Technology and Society Domain,W3C,P3P, Weitzner
Infoworld 24 August: XML Support Moves Forward, Jeff WalshXML, W3C
Infoworld 24 August: DCD's to Help in Building Three-tier Web XML Apps, Jeff WalshW3C, XML
Emedia Weekly 24 August: Designers Knock Browser Makers, Joanna PearlsteinW3C, HTML,CSS1
ComputerWorld New Zealand 24 August: Microsoft, IBM submit XML ProposalXML
MacUser 21 August: Supported File Types, Paul NesbittPICS
ComputerWorld Australia 21 August: Web Developers Blast Microsoft and Netscape on Specs, �XML, HTML,CSS2
PC Week (Online) 20 August: W3C Offers DOM Level1 Spec as a Proposed Recommendation,Lauren Wood, W3C, CSS, XML
PC Week (Online) 20 August: W3C Issues Public Draft of XSL 1.0,W3C, XML
PC Week 19 August: XML's Easier Publishing, Brian HannonXML, Bray, W3C
PC Week 19 August: VML Gives 2-D New Dimension, Herb BethoneyXML
PC Week 17 August: Office 2000 Beta Components Show Polish, Herb BethoneyW3C
PC Week 17 August: A Small-Time Detective: Review Cyber Snoop Pro watches over Internet use, but not in real time,, Jim RapozaW3C, PICS
PC Week 17 August: XML Advances to Easier Publishing, Brian HannonXML
PC Week 17 August: VML Hybrids Help Build 3-D Graphics for Web, Brian HannonW3C
Network World 17 August: EDI is Toast. Not!, Ellen MessmerXML
Network World 17 August: W3C Boosts XML with Namespace Spec, Andy EddyXML
Network World 17 August: RBOCs vow 1999 will be DSL's year�, Tim GreenePPP
The National Law Review 17 August: Windows DNA Offers Safe Means of Transmission, Carl Lee SutherlandW3C
Internet Week 17 August: Industry Standards are Worth Your Time, J.P. MorgenthalXML, W3C
Interactive Week 17 August: XML Marries Databases, Charles BabcockXML, W3C
ComputerWorld 17 August: Browser Standards� Targeted, Carol SliwaW3C
Online Reporter 14 August: Web Developers Want Compatible BrowsersW3C
Time Out New York 13 August: Block Around the Clock, Tom SamiljanPICS
ENT 12 August: When is a Standard Nonstandard, Mark McFaddenDOM
Wired News 10 August: Browser Battles Script On, Lisa ReinW3C
PC Week 10 August: Renovated Office Is� Impressive, Herb BethoneyCSS
Internet World 10 August: Spec Changes Affect Office XML Efforts, James C. LuhXML
Internet World 10 August: Tech ABC/ The resource Description Framework, James C. LuhRDF
Computer Reseller News 10 August: Streaming Match, Barbara DarrowSMIL
ZDNet 4 August: W3C Applies Vision to Enhance Web Asccess,W3C, P3P, WAI, Brewer
VarBusiness 3 August: Behind the X-Files; XML Technology inches forward with new standard set, Jackie PooleXML
Lan Times 3 August: Netscape Takes its Act on the Road, Bradley F. ShimminW3C
Lan Times 3 August: DHTML add-on separates code from content, Bradley F. ShimminCSS
Interactive Week 3 August: XML Headlines 'The Journal's Latest Web Effort', James E. GaskinXML
Infoworld 3 August: Business to get XML repository, Jeff Walsh and Matthew NelsonXML
InfoWorld 3 August: Microsoft offers a glimpse of XML, Jeff WalshXML
Electronic Engineering Times 3 August: TV Datacast Camps Parry on Standards, Junko YoshidaHTML
Bay Area Computer Currents 3 August: Netscape Turns 4.5: The Latest Communicator is no Windows, Elizabeth Powell CrowePICS

July

Computer Weekly (England) 30 July: A Healthy Markup, Danny� BradburyXML
Network News (England) 29 July: Watch your Language: HTML is going out of style, Davey WinderW3C, HTML
Network World 27 July: Style Sheets, Take 2, Mark GibbsW3C, CSS2,
Internet World 27 July: Standard Nears For Dynamic Web Pages, James C. LuhW3C, DOM,� XML, HTML
PC Week 27 July: SOAP cleans component mess,XML
Network World 27 July: XML is open available and important for e-commerce, Dale DowdieXML, Intuit
PC Week 27 July: Java Jolts Oracle Database Upgrade, Mark HammondXML
MacWeek 27 July: Hot List XMLXML
InternetWeek 27 July: DOM Potential Shines, Richard KarpinskiW3C, XML
Computer Weekly (England) 23 July: Net Proposals to Ease Users' Fear of the Web, John� RileyBerners-Lee
PC Week Asia (Hong Kong) 22 July: Browser battle picks up Steam, Michael Moeller and Mary Jo FoleyW3C, HTML
PC Week Asia (Hong Kong) 22 July: WebDAV to Ease Web Authoring, Brian HannonW3C
PC Week 20 July: DOM spec nears final stageDOM, W3C
Lan Times 20 July: XML: Time Draws Near, Mario ApicellaXML, HTML,
e-Business Newsweekly 20 July: The W3C Has Several Groups Working on HTTP-NG. . .
ComputerWorld 20 July: XML Gaining Momentum, David OrensteinXML
ComputerWorld (Canada) 17 July: IE5 Previews Data Binding; Dynamic HTML and DHTML Behaviours also planned for upgrade, Andy EddyW3C, HTML
ComputerWorld (Hong Kong) 16 July: IBM Places bets on XML Technology, Ted Smalley Brown and Ed ScannellXML
Computing (England) 16 July: IT Awards get PersonalBerners-Lee
ComputerWire Network Briefing Daily� 15 July: Network: Soap - Easier to Spell Than RPC-XMLW3C, XML
MIT Tech Talk 15 July: Web Consortium Issues Guidelines For User Accessibility W3C, WAI
MIT Tech Talk 15 July: Multimedia Presentation On Web Made Easier With New W3C Tool W3C, Berners-Lee, Brewer
Nikkei Internet Technology (Japan) 15 July: Four Working Drafts W3C, HTTP-NG
CIO 15 July: Equal Opportunity Surfing, Laura Gibbons PaulW3C,WAI
Internet Watch (Japan) 14 July: W3C: HTTP-NG Next Generation, Hiroyuki Et-OhW3C
Network World 13 July: Hot New Web Technology,W3C, XML
Internet World 13 July: Last Official Communicator Release Target End Users, Bill RobertsPICS
Government Computer News 13 July: Television-quality Web Display is possible, but browsers must catch up, Shawn P. MacCarthySMIL
Wired News 8 July: Browser Battles Script On,W3C, Hakon Lie
Wired News 7 July: Microsoft Frowns on SMIL,XML, SMIL, W3CAllaire, Chris Lilley
InfoWorld Electric 1 July: W3C Envisions HTML as Modular XML Tags, Jeff WalshW3C, Raggett

June

The Online Reporter 29 June: The W3C Has Brought In Daniel J. Weitzner As Technology & Society Domain LeaderW3C, Weitzner
The Online Reporter 22 June: W3C Has Issued Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language SpecSMIL
Network World 22 June: Browser Battle Continues With New Betas, Andy EddyPICS
InfoWorld 22 June: W3C Explores Standards for Easier Web-Site Authoring, Jeff WalshW3C, Lilley
InfoWorld 22 June: Innovation Doesn't Equal Success, Scott Michael WashingtonBerners-Lee
Mass High Tech 21 June: It Doesn't Take a Genius to Appreciate One, or Reward One, Dyke HendersonBerners-Lee, MacArthur Foundation
Computing (London) 18 June: Internet Explorer 5.0 Fails to ImpressW3C
MicroTimes 17 June: Calibrate Your Bogosity Detectors -- It's The Web, Peter Linde and Sam PenroseBerners-Lee
MicroTimes 17 June: Emerging Data Standard, Paul HoffmanW3C
ComputerWire 16 June: SMIL Moves From Proposed To Full W3C RecommendationW3C
ComputerGram International 16 June: "SMIL Moves From Proposed To Full W3C RecommendationW3C
Wired News 15 June: SMIL Declared a Standard,W3C, Hoschka
ComputerWorld (New Zealand) 15 June: XML, Touted as The Web Cure-All, May Yet Deliver, Jeff Senna'W3C
ComputerWorld 15 June: Dynamic HTML: Specialty Technology Calls for That Extra Effort, Frank HayesW3C
New Media Age (England) 11 June: To Regulate or Not to Regulate, Mark HaftkePICS
PC Week (Australia) 10 June: Browser Battle Picks Up Steam, Michael Moeller and Mary FoleyW3C
PC Week 8 June: In Praise of Life-Enhancing Geniuses, Peter CoffeeBerners-Lee, MacArthur Foundation
PC Week 8 June: Browser Battle Picks Up Steam, Michael Moeller and Mary Jo FoleyW3C
PC Week Asia (Hong Kong) 8 June: Namespaces Put The Extensibility Into XML, Brian HannonW3C
Lan Times 8 June: XML Expands Web App Possibilities, Steven P. KlingerW3C
Internet World 8 June: Berners-Lee, Architect of Web, Awarded 'Genius Grant' of $270K,Berners-Lee, Mac Arthur Foundation
Computer Reseller News 8 June: Editable 2-D Graphics For The Internet, Wylie WongW3C, VML
Micro Computer Mart (England) 4 June: All-New Web ProtocolW3C
PC Week (Australia) 3 June: New Specs For Web Data, Brian HannonW3C
MIT Tech Talk 3 June: Berners-Lee Wins a MacArthur 'Genius' Grant, Will Get $270,000, Robert J. SalesBerners-Lee, MacArthur Foundation
The Village Voice 2 June: How Corporations Hide Behind Net Privacy 'Solutions' , Carrie McLarenP3P, W3C
New Media 2 June: Designing Pages for People With Disabilities, Mary AxelsonW3C
The Boston Globe 2 June: Four In Massachusetts Rewarded For 'Genius' , Scott AllenBerners-Lee, MacArthur Foundation
Reuter Financial Report 1 June: World Wide Web Inventor, Others Get 'Genius Grants' , Bruce BlytheBerners-Lee, W3C
PC Week 1 June: New Specs Are In The Works For Web Data, Brian HannonW3C, Swick
Internet World 1 June: Privacy Specification Moves a Step Forward, Kathleen MurphyW3C, P3P
InfoWorld 1 June: Off To A Good Start, Jeff SennaW3C
InfoWorld 1 June: Vendors Tout VML Graphics, Jeff WalshW3C
c/net 1 June: Berners-Lee Gets 'Genius Grant' Berners-Lee, MacArthur Foundation

May

New Scientist 30 May: A New Dawn, Glyn MoodyBerners-Lee, W3C
Online Reporter 29 May: W3C Has Acknowledged Submission of Vector Markup LanguageVML
Online Reporter 29 May: W3C Releases First Public Working Draft of the Platform for Privacy PreferencesP3P
Information Week (London) 26 May: It's a Fix-It Lingo, Neil FawcettW3C, Berners-Lee
MacWeek 25 May: Panel Ponders Web Privacy, Andrea DudrowW3C, P3P
Information Week 25 May: The Making Of A Markup Language, Jason LevittW3C
InfoWorld 25 May: W3C Targets Web Page Display And Privacy Specifications, Nancy WeilW3C
ComputerWorld 25 May: Web Group Publishes Draft of Privacy Spec, Nancy WeilW3C
PC Week Asia (Hong Kong) 22 May: Metadata: The Matchmaker For The Web And The Enterprise, Stephanie NeilW3C
Internet Magazine 22 May: W3C Issues Guidelines for Privacy Berners-Lee, Reagle, P3P
Computer World Internet News 21 May: W3C Cooks Up Privacy Spec Proposal, Nancy WeilReagle, P3P
webmonkey/html/ 20 May: Designing for the Future With XML, Jeffrey VeenW3C, Berners-Lee
PC Week 20 May: Namespaces Put Extensibility In XML, Brian HannonW3C
Computer Wire 20 May: W3C Issues First Working Draft of Privacy SpecP3P
Wired News 19 May: W3C Drafts Web Privacy Privacy System Berners-Lee, P3P
NewsEdge News Page 19 May: W3C Mulls XML TechnologyW3C
c/net 19 May: The Net: W3C Drafts Privacy System, Courtney MacavintaP3P, Reagle
Computer Dealer News 19 May: Watching Out For XML, Marc SchwartzW3C
The Online Reporter 18 May: The Cascading Style Sheets, Level 2 (CSS2) Has Reached Full W3C Recommendation Status
MacWeek 18 May: Web Panel Recommends CSS2 Spec, Andrea DudrowW3C
Internet Week 18 May: W3C Mulls XML Technology, Richard KarpinskiW3C
Information Week 18 May: Association For Information And Image Management, John SoatBerners-Lee, W3C
MacWEEK Online 14 May: Web Panel Recommends CSS2 Spec, Andrea DudrowW3C
United Press International Financial Wire 12 May: W3C Acknowledges Data Channel SubmissionW3C
c/net 12 May: W3C Seeks Updated Style Sheets, Paul FestaW3C, Lie
Association of Online Professionals (AOP) 12 May: "AOP Supports Privacy Proposal: W3C Draft Specification Bases Privacy System on
Association of Online Professionals (AOP) 12 May: Consumer Education and Choice", Susan MerkelP3P
Wired News 11 May: HDML, Take Two, Chris OakesW3C
PC Week Online 11 May: Namespaces Put 'Extensibility' in XML, Brian HannonW3C
PC Week 11 May: Disabling Web Barriers, Michael MoellerW3C, WAI
KM World 11 May: Solutions For Web Delivery: XML, DHTML, PDF, Tony McKinleyW3C
Inter@ctive Week 11 May: Video Streaming Breaks Through Logjam, Fred DawsonBerners-Lee, SMIL
Computer Dealer News (Canada) 11 May: W3C Introduces SMIL SpecificationW3C
Computer Dealer News (Canada) 11 May: W3C Pushing Limits On Web With HTTP-NG, Leslie McNabW3C
PC Week Asia 8 May: W3C In Southeast AsiaW3C Singapore Office
PC Magazine Tech Report 8 May: Extensible Markup Language W3C, XML
PC Magazine 5 May: Lotus Domino Go Webserver ProPICS
Electronics Times (England) 5 May: World Wide Watch, Nick FlahertyW3C, WWW7
PC Week Online 4 May: Metadata: The Matchmaker of the Web, Stephanie NeilW3C
PC Week Online 4 May: Editorial: Accessibility For All WAI, W3C
PC Week Online 4 May: XML Holds Promise as EDI Replacement, Jim KerstetterW3C
Network Computing Online 4 May: XML Set To Change The Face Of E-Commerce, Kay SpearmanW3C
PC Week 1 May: Accessibility for All W3C, WAI
TechWeb News 1 May: Web Pages With Style - Give Your Site an Automated Makeover With HTML Style Sheets, David MethvinW3C
MacWEEK Online 1 May: RealNetworks' G2 to Tune Into Media Standards, Joanna PerlsteinW3C
MacUser (England) 1 May: Net Standards To Put A SMIL On The Face Of DevelopersW3C

April

Computer Weekly (England) 30 April: Firefly Lights Up For Microsoft, Glyn MoodyW3C, P3P
PC Magazine Online 29 April: Internet Trends: Different Feeds for Different SpeedsW3C, SMIL
PC Magazine 29 April: Structuring Data With XML, William Robert Stanek
Computer Wire 28 April: First Server-Side Application of XML APP Revealed,W3C, XML
VarBusiness 27 April: Web Wonders: Beyond Hip, Hot And Happening..., Krista OstertagW3C, WWW7, HTTP-NG
Network World 27 April: Seeking a Better Web Graphics Experience, Chris NerneyW3C
Network World 27 April: Pending W3C Protocol Tackles Content Delivery, Mark GibbsW3C
MacWEEK 27 April: Dueling Vector Graphics Formats Will be a Boon, Darch DinucciW3C
KM World 27 April: Taking AIIM on the WebBerners-Lee
O'Reilly xml.com 27 April: Puzzlin' Evidence #4, Xavier McLippsXML, W3C, DOM
ComputerWorld Canada 24 April: XML Gets Ready For Prime Time, Jeff WalshW3C
ComputerWorld Canada 24 April: Math On The WebW3C
Computer World (Australia) 24 April: Computer Visionary Grabs Web Spotlight, Peter YoungBerners-Lee
MacWEEK Online 23 April: Designing the Web: Dueling Vector Graphics Formats Will Be a Boon, Darcy DiNucciW3C
Computing (London) 23 April: Educating AndreessenBerners-Lee
PC Week (Australia) 22 April: WWW7: From Documents to Data, Paul MontgomeryBerners-Lee
The Sydney Morning Herald 21 April: The Web Maestro Speaks, Garry BarkerBerners-Lee
The Australian 21 April: Web Will Give PC's Eyes And Ears, Sylvia PenningtonBerners-Lee
MacWeek 20 April: W3C Proposes Multimedia Spec, Rebecca GulickW3C
MacWeek 20 April: W3C Plots Out HTTP's Future, W3C
MacWeek 20 April: Adobe Proposes PGML as Web Image Standard, Rebecca GulickW3C
Internet World 20 April: Smile: Another Nail in the Plug-in Coffin, Gus VendittoW3C
Internet Week 20 April: New Specs to Give Web a Makeover, Richard KarpinskiW3C
Computer World (New Zealand) 20 April: Web Consortium Readies SMIL Standard for Non-Programmers, Jeff WalshW3C
Wired News 17 April: Saffo: Leave that Middleman Alone, James GlaveWWW7
Wired News 17 April: Hypertext Guru Has New Spin on Old Plans, James GlaveBerners-Lee
PCWeek 17 April: XML Vendors Seek Tag Clearing House, Brian HannonW3C
The Courier-Mail, Australia 16 April: What a New-Fangled Web We Weave, Rodney ChesterBerners-Lee
Wired News 15 April: One Man's Vision of the Web's Future, James GlaveWWW7, Berners-Lee
PCWeek Australia 15 April: Berners-Lee Upbeat on XML, Paul MontgomeryWWW7, Berners-Lee
PC Magazine Online 15 April: Trends: The Internet = Dollars, Angela HickmanWWW7, Berners-Lee, P3P
Inter@ctive Week 15 April: W3C Eases Web Use, James E. GaskinWWW7, Khudairi
BBC News Online 15 April: Connecting to the Future W3C, WWW7, Berners-Lee
Wired News 13 April: Adobe Moves Into Web Imaging W3C
PC Week 13 April: W3C Down UnderWWW7, Berners-Lee
Internet World 13 April: Mozilla Developers Find Pieces Missing From Source Code, W3C
InfoWorld Electric 13 April: World Wide Web Consortium set to recommend SMIL, Jeff WalshW3C
InfoWorld Electric 13 April: New W3C-Backed Protocol Ups Scalability, Jeff WalshW3C
InfoWorld 13 April: World Wide Web Consortium Set to Recommend SMIL, Jeff WalshW3C
InfoWorld 13 April: New W3C-backed Protocol Ups Scalability, Jeff WalshW3C
The Courier-Mail, Australia 13 April: Quiet Achiever, Rodney ChesterBerners-Lee
Wired News 10 April: Does Firefly Deal Swat Netscape E-Commerce? , W3C, P3P
Inter@ctive Week Online 10 April: Media Gets Synchronized, Connie GuglielmoW3C, SMIL
Wired News 9 April: Multimedia Language Inches Toward Standardization W3C, SMIL
PCWeek 9 April: W3C Releases SMIL as a Proposed Recommendation, Brian HannonW3C
ComputerWire, Inc. 9 April: W3C Releases Recommended SML SpecW3C
C/Net 9 April: A Spec to Redefine Multimedia, Mike RicciutiW3C
Chronicle of Higher Education 8 April: Group That Sets Web's Technical Standards Offers System for Displaying Math Symbols, Jeffrey R. YoungW3C, Quint
Wired News Report 7 April: Math Gets a Markup W3C, Quint
Smart Reseller 7 April: A Better Way To Create Slick Web Pages, Steven J. Vaughan-NicholsW3C
PC Week Online 7 April: W3C: Where Internet Hype Meets Its Match, Scot PetersenBerners-Lee
Inter@ctive Week Online 7 April: Next Big Thing Behind The Scenes, Tom Steinert-ThrelkeldW3C, HTML
InfoWorld Electric 7 April: W3C Releases MathML for Math Notation on WebW3C
The Boston Globe 7 April: W3C Issues MathML as a W3C Recommendation W3C, Raggett, Quint
PC Week Online 6 April: Internet Intelligence: The W3C Plots Machine-to Machine Web Communications, Mike MoellerW3C, WWW7
The Online Reporter 6 April: Netscape Comes Through With Communicator SourceW3C
Network World 6 April: New Web Format Creates Richer Electronic Documents From Multiple Data Sources, Ellen MessmerW3C
Internet Week 6 April: W3C Fine-Tunes Style Sheets Spec, Richard KarpinskiW3C
Inter@ctive Week 6 April: MSNBC Makes News By Making HTML Dynamic, James GaskinW3C, Khudairi
InfoWorld Electric 6 April: XML Gets Ready For Prime Time W3C
InfoWorld 6 April: XML Gets Ready for Prime Time,W3C
Electronic Engineering Times 6 April: W3C Putting Compact HTML, HDML to Test for Net Access, Yoshiko HaraW3C
Business Week 6 April: The Education of Marc Andreessen Berners-Lee
Wired News Report 2 April: Disabled Phone Rules, WAI
O'Reilly xml.com 2 April: Puzzlin' Evidence #2, Xavier McLippsXML, W3C
PC Magazine Online 2 April: XML: Web Card Catalog?W3C
Computing (London) 2 April: Excellence Adventures: The Computing AwardsBerners-Lee

March

Internet World 30 March: First Baby Steps on The Journey to Working XML,W3C
O'Reilly xml.com 27 March: Puzzlin' Evidence #1, Xavier McLippsXML, HTML, RDF
The OnLine Reporter 27 March: New Style Sheet Proposal from W3CW3C, CSS2
New York Times 26 March: Bringing the Visual World of the Web to the Blind, Debra NussbaumW3C, WAI
InternetWeek 25 March: "Style Sheets Move Forward at W3C, Rich KarpinskiW3C
Web Developer News 24 March: W3C Announces CSS2 as a Proposed Recommendation, Scott ClarkW3C
CMPnet News 24 March: Japan Enters Mobile Web Language Arena, Jeremy Scott-JoyntW3C
Computing Canada 23 March: XML Specification Moves a Step Closer to Reality, Howard SolomonW3C
ComputerWorld Australia 20 March: Alston Snubs Web Conference To Attend E-Comm Summit, Peter YoungWWW7, Berners-Lee
Wired Magazine 19 March: Perl Opens Arms to XML, Lisa ReinW3C
Internet World Daily 13 March: Special Report: Protecting Internet Privacy"W3C
PC 10 March: Web Face-LiftBerners-Lee, Accessibility
PC 10 March: PC Magazine's Top 100 Web Sites W3C
New Media Magazine 3 March: Emerging Technology of the Year: XML, Becky WaringXML
MacWeek 2 March: W3C Proposes Math Standard, Andrea DudrowW3C
InfoWorld 2 March: Math Equations Are Now Web-Accessible, Jeff WalshW3C

February

The Tech 27 February: Pornography Display in 6.001 Provokes Debate on Decency, Dan McGuireW3C
Info World 26 February: W3C Releases Mathematical Markup Language Proposal, Jeff WalshMathML, W3C
Report on Electronic Commerce 24 February: W3C Recommends XML 1.0 Specification To Improve DocumentW3C, Josef Dietl
Internet Week 23 February: XML: The 'Golden Arches' of Computers?, J.P. MorgenthalXML
ComputerWorld New Zealand 23 February: W3C Partners Approve XML, Dana GardnerW3C
Computer Dealer News 23 February: XML 1.0 Spec Released as W3C Recommendation, Craig MenefeeW3C
C/net 23 February: Short Take: HTML Guild Joins the W3C, Paul FestaW3C
Techweb 19 February: Wireless Group Publishes Mobile Specification, Jeremy Scott-JoyntW3C
Techweb 19 February: Extensible Markup Language Attracts Publishers XML
PC Week Online 19 February: IBM Offers Alpha-stage XML Tool, Brian HannonW3C
TechWeb 18 February: Focus: The Great Divide, M. Krochmal
Internet News.com 18 February: Sequoia and Microsoft to Introduce XML Server for Health Care
Internet Computing Megasite 18 February: Microsoft Unveils IE 4.0 for the Mac
American Banker 17 February: Vendor-Neutral XML Language Gaining Support, Drew ClarkW3C
PCWeek 16 February: XML Gets Nod From W3C, Brian HannonW3C
PCWeek 16 February: Siemens Learns From Net, Stephanie Neil
Network World 16 February: Getting Down To Business,Dertouzos, MIT, Berners-Lee
MacWeek 16 February: W3C Issues XML 1.0 Spec, Andrea DudrowW3C
MacWeek 16 February: StoryServer Hits Mac, sXML
Lan Times 16 February: Intraspective: Web Not Only Alive And Well But Thriving, Gordon BenettW3C
Internet World 16 February: XML Gets Boost From Consortium, Nate ZelnickW3C
Internet Week 16 February: Microsoft, SGI Push 3-D Toward Web's Mainstream, Richard Karpinski
Internet Week 16 February: Developers Heed Privacy Concerns, Richard KarpinkiW3C, P3P
Internet Week Online 16 February: XML Crosses Finish Line
Internet Computing Megasite 16 February: What Do Your Customers Want to Know About Privacy?, Rivka Tadjer
Internet Computing Megasite 16 February: Much Ado About Privacy: Continental Divide
Internet Computing Megasite 16 February: Much Ado About Privacy: Community Over Commerce, Rivka Tadjer
Inter@ctive Week 16 February: XML Paves E-Commerce Road with ICE, James E. Gaskin and Tom Steinert-ThrelkeldW3C
Inter@ctive Week 16 February: XML Could Kick Start Electronic Commerce, James E. Gaskin and Tom Steinert-ThrelkeldW3C
InfoWorld 16 February: W3C O.K.'s XML Standard for Organizing Web Information, Jeff WalshW3C
InfoWorld 16 February: DataChannel's Betas Support XML Standard, Jeff WalshW3C
Information Week 16 February: XML Connects Browser to Server Data, Rich LevinW3C
Information Week 16 February: XML Becomes a Standard; Vendors Ready Products, Gregory DaltonW3C
Information Week 16 February: Dynamic HTML Invigorates the Desktop, Rich Levin
Information Week 16 February: Application Development: Component Integration, Rich LevinW3C
ComputerWorld 16 February: Short Takes: The W3C W3C
ZDNN 13 February: XML Gets Nod From the W3C, Brian Hannon
Internet News.com 13 February: DataChannel Unveils XML-based Intranet Tools W3C, XML 1.0
Inter@ctive Week Online 13 February: XML Paves E-Commerce Road With ICE, James E. Gaskin and Tom Steinert-ThrelkeldW3C
InfoWorld Electric 13 February: Executive Group to Drive IT Supply Chain Standards, Torsten BusseW3C, E-Commerce
ComputerWorld Canada 13 February: Database Vendors Consider XML, Paul KrillW3C
Chronicle of Higher Education On Line 13 February: W3C Releases Preliminary Guidelines for Accessibility
ZDNN 12 February: CSS Positioning Garage CSS
Web Review 12 February: CSS2
Micro Computer Mart 12 February: Internet: The Three W's Explained, Josh SmithBerners-Lee
Micro Computer Mart 12 February: Cyberspace: Knotty Net Questions, Jonathan RussellW3C
Computer Reseller News 12 February: Internet Fever: The Thrill is Gone Berners-Lee
Internet News 11 February: W3C Announces XML 1.0 Recommendation
Financial Times 11 February: Web Made Clearer, Nicholas DentonXML 1.0 Release
The Boston Globe 11 February: Search SuperiorityXML 1.0 Release
AnchorDesk 11 February: W3C Okays XML
ZDNN 10 February: W3C Recommends XML, Brian Hannon
Wired Online 10 February: W3C Gives XML Room to Run
Techweb 10 February: W3C Approves Extensible Markup Language, M. MaclachlanW3C
PCWeek Online 10 February: W3C Recommends XML, Brian HannonW3C
PC Magazine 10 February: Synchronized Surfing--A new standard in surf will bring new, TV-like content to the web, Angela HickmanSMIL, Philipp Hoschka
PC Magazine 10 February: Computing: BotSpot" W3C
Internet Week 10 February: XML Approval Slated for Today, Richard Karpinski
Inter@ctive Week 10 February: W3C Release XML 1.0 Spec, James E. Gaskin
InfoWorld Electric 10 February: W3C Endorses First XML Standard for Global Use W3C
C/net 10 February: W3C Makes XML a Standard, Erich Luening
Internet World 9 February: Standards Sought for Content Exchange W3C, P3P
InternetWeek 9 February: Specs Lay Foundation for Data Exchange, Richard KarpinskiWAI, CSS2
InfoWorld 9 February: XML Tools Ease Integration, Marc Ferranti
InfoWorld 9 February: Mortar 2.0 Keeps Developers in Step With The Latest Web Stanndards, Mike HeckW3C
InfoWorld 9 February: Microsoft Revives Mac's Explorer, Jeff Senna
InfoWorld 9 February: Microsoft Joins XML Standatrd GroupXML, ICE
The Wall Street Journal 6 February: Don't Expect Your Secrets to Get Kept on the Internet, Rebecca QuickW3C
InternetWorld 6 February: The W3C HTML Validation Services
C/net 6 February: XML Decision Due Next Week, Alex LashW3C, Berners-Lee
Internetnews 4 February: W3C Releases Draft of Web Accessibility Initiative WAI, Judy Brewer
ENT 4 February: XML Poised for Takeoff, Michele RosenW3C
C/net 4 February: W3C Issues Accessibility Draft, Paul FestaW3C, WAI, Judy Brewer
Wired News 3 February: Adding Sense to Sensory on the Web, Chris OakesWAI
W3C Press Release 3 February: W3C Issues Guidelines to Extend Benefits of the Web to a Broader Community WAI
Internet Week 2 February: XML Targets Apps W3C, XML
Internet Week 2 February: First XSL Editor Unveiled XSL
InfoWorld 2 February: Vignette Pushes Server, ICE, Dana GardnerW3C
InfoWorld 2 February: Internet Plumber of the Year, Jim Gettys, Bob MetcalfeBerners-Lee
ZDNN 1 February: Web Developers Get Something to SMIL About, Patrick MitchellSMIL, Philipp Hoschka
ZDNN 1 February: StyleMaker W3C, CSS
ZDNN 1 February: Author Tools Step Forward,W3C, CSS
ZDNN 1 February: 1997: Discontinuous Yet Related, Michael FloydW3C, WAI
WebVantage 1 February: W3C Acknowledges XML-Data Specification
WebVantage 1 February: Microsoft, Qualcomm and Lotus Submit HTML Threading Proposal to W3C
Windows Sources 1 February: 32 Ways to Build a Better Web: Why microsoft.com Swapped Java for DHTML
Windows Sources 1 February: 32 Ways to Build a Better Web: Intro, R. Young
Windows Sources 1 February: 32 Ways to Build a Better Web: HTML Technology Primer, Scot Hacker
Windows Sources 1 February: 32 Ways to Build a Better Web: Editors
Windows Sources 1 February: 32 Ways to Build a Better Web: DHTML, Scot Hacker
Windows Sources 1 February: 32 Ways to Build a Better Web: CSS, Scot Hacker
Computer Shopper 1 February: Web Developers Get Something to SMIL About, Patrick MitchellSMIL, Philipp Hoschka

January

ComputerWire, Inc 28 January: Vendors Propose Making Multi-Threaded Emails SimplerW3C
The San Diego Union-Tribune 27 January: Net Rides In On Wave of Inventions, Frank Klimko and Bill KlimkoBerners-Lee
The San Diego Union-Tribune 27 January: Glossary of Internet TermsW3C, HTML
Report on Electronic Commerce 27 January: Open Market Supports XML Proposal, Which Has W3C Backing W3C
C/net 27 January: W3C Posts Threading Proposal, Beth LiptonW3C
Network World 26 January: Lean and Mean, Mark GibbsHTML
InfoWorld 26 January: Database Vendors Consider XML, Paul KrillW3C
InfoWorld 26 January: ArborText Ships XSL-based XML EditorXML, XSL
Information Week 26 January: XML On The Rise, Gregory DaltonW3C, E Commerce
Hartford Business Journal 26 January: Who Sets the Standards?, Matt StraznitskasW3C
Wired News 23 January: Banking on the Java of E-Payment Systems, Joe NickellXML
ComputerWorld Hong Kong 22 January: Officials Team Up in Effort to Accelerate Development of Chinese-Language Web Applications,W3C
Seattle Post-Intelligencer 21 January: Keeping Government's Internet Filter Off Our Computers, B. RamseyJim Miller
Glens Falls, NY Post Star 21 January: Internet Filter System Raises Censorship IssueW3C
C/net 21 January: C/net Reviews Browsers: Amaya W3C
The Independent - London 20 January: Network: Web Design, J. Cranford TeagueHTML, W3C
Webweek 19 January: Brief Convergence Of Browsers Seen, Nate ZelnickW3C, XML, HTML
The New York Times 19 January: Technology to Let Engineers Filter the Web and Judge Content, Amy HarmonW3C, Berners-Lee, PICS
Lan Times 19 January: XML to Power Smart Web Pages, Joe PaoneW3C
Information Week 19 January: Suite Builds Time-Saving Web Applications, Gregory DaltonXML
Greensboro News & Record (New York Times News Service) 19 January: Web-Filtering Rules Stirring Up DebateW3C, PICS
Electronic Commerce News 19 January: Standards Proving Anything But, Open Trading Protocol On Its WayW3C
Computer World 19 January: XML PublishingW3C
Business Review Weekly 19 January: The Web Myth, R. LangfordBerners-Lee
LeMonde 18 January: Amaya, la troisieme voie, Yves EudesW3C, Amaya
Inter@ctive Week online 15 January: Can Net Privacy Coexist With E-Commerce?, Connie Guglielmo and Will RodgerP3P
ZDNN 14 January: Can Broadcasters Get the Jump on Digital TV?, Peter Lambert
MacWeek online 14 January: Web Tool Writes in XML,XML
ABIX - Australian Business Intelligence 14 January: It's coming: HTML 4.0 gets official nod, W3C, HTML, Berners-Lee
ZDNet 12 January: Big Brother Browsing: That's Personal, Laura B. SmithP3P, Joseph Reagle
ZDNN 12 January: The Right Way to Do New Year's Resolutions, Jesse BerstW3C, HTML
Internet Week 12 January: A Piece of the XML PuzzleW3C
Inter@ctive Week 12 January: Can Broadcasters Get the Jump on Digital TV?, Peter LambertW3C, SMIL, HTML
InfoWorld 12 January: If You Wait for Business Needs to Drive Technology Buys..., Bob LewisBerners-Lee
Computer Reseller News 12 January: World Wide Web Group Updates HTML Spec, Lisa PicarilleHTML
Seybold Awards 9 January: 1997 Seybold Editors Awards W3C, XML
MacUser 9 January: World Wide Web Consortium Supports XML 1.0W3C
Computer World 9 January: Web Rating System Criticized, Sharon MachlisPICS
Seattle Post-Intelligencer 8 January: New Noises for Internet Regulation Self-policing May Be Answer, W. Wilson
SanDiego Daily Transcript 8 January: Conference Targets Privacy, Censorship, Change on the Internet,W3C, Jim Miller
Portland Oregonian 8 January: Net Screening Woes Only Just Begun, G. Tibbits
Investor's Business Daily 8 January: Leaders & Success: The Web's Tim Berners-Lee, David MutchBerners-Lee, W3C
Wired News 6 January: "Microsoft Delivers IE4 for Mac W3C, CSS
CyberTimes 6 January: New Rules on Internet Content Fuel the Battle Over Filters, Jeri ClausingW3C, PICS

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