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May

The Register
24 May
Samsung, carriers tout first Tizen mobes for late 2013, Neil McAllisterHTML5, Content Security Policy, W3C, Dominique Hazaël-Massieux, Mobile Web Initiative
Business Insider
20 May
The HTML5 Vs. Native Apps Battle Broken Down, Josh LugerHTML5, W3C, CSS
FOSS Patents
18 May
Google's FRAND-zero patent license for VP8 threatens to divide Web and FOSS communities, W3C, Patent Policy
SitePoint
17 May
Introducing the new HTML5 template Tag, Craig BucklerHTML5, DOM, W3C
L'Expansion
16 May
France Télévisions met le paquet sur les TV connectées et le second écran (France Télévisions goes all out for connected TV and the second screen), Web and TV
CNET
16 May
Google likes the look of Microsoft multitouch for Web, Stephen ShanklandPointer Events, W3C
PCWorld
16 May
NetChoice: California privacy bills are bad for Internet, Grant GrossW3C, Do Not Track
CNET
15 May
Microsoft building touch-screen feature into Chrome, Stephen ShanklandW3C, Pointer Events
.net magazine
15 May
HTML5’s ‘performance issue’ rubbished, Craig GrannellHTML5, W3C, Performance
Tom's hardware
14 May
Scientifiquement prouvé : le HTML5 consomme moins que le Flash (Scientifically proven: HTML5 consumes less power than Flash), David CiveraHTML5
Electronic Frontier Foundation
14 May
Do Not Track: Are Weak Protections Worse Than None At All?, Dan AuerbachDo Not Track, W3C, Tracking Protection Working Group
I Programmer
14 May
DRM In HTML - The Programmer's View, Mike JamesW3C, HTML, Encrypted Media Extensions
MacGeneration
13 May
Vidéo : le HTML5 vraiment plus économe que le Flash (Video: HTML5 really more economical than Flash), Anthony NelzinHTML5
Bloomberg BNA
13 May
Do Not Track Working Group Agrees to Press Toward Finish Line, Alexei AlexisW3C, Do Not Track
The Inquirer
13 May
W3C publishes draft HTML DRM specification amid growing opposition, Lawrence LatifW3C, HTML, Encrypted Media Extensions, Jeff Jaffe
TechWeekEurope
13 May
W3C Advances Controversial HTML5 Copyright Protection Plans, Matthew BroersmaW3C, HTML5, Encrypted Media Extensions, Jeff Jaffe, HTML Working Group, Patent Policy
ZDNet
13 May
HTML5 steps closer to baked-in DRM support, Nick HeathHTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Jeff Jaffe
FayerWayer
12 May
W3C decide implementar DRM en HTML5 pese a la oposición (W3C decides to implement DRM in HTML5 despite opposition), Cony SturmW3C, HTML5, Jeff Jaffe, Encrypted Media Extensions
Hot Hardware
12 May
DRM Coming To HTML 5, W3C Confirms In Working Draft, Ray WillingtonHTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions
The H Open
11 May
W3C presses ahead with DRM interface in HTML5, Dj Walker-MorganW3C, HTML5, Encrypted Media Extensions, Jeff Jaffe, Media Source Extensions, Web Cryptography API
Tweakers
10 May
W3C publiceert eerste draft voor drm in html5 (W3C publishes first draft for DRM in HTML5), Olaf van MiltenburgW3C, HTML5, HTML Working Group, Encrypted Media Extensions, Jeff Jaffe
Heise online
10 May
HTML5: W3C hält an DRM-Schnittstelle fest (HTML5: W3C maintains DRM interface), Herbert BraunHTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Jeff Jaffe, Media Source Extensions, Web Cryptography API
InfoWorld
10 May
DRM sinks its fangs into HTML5, with help from Netflix, Google, and Microsoft, Robert X. CringelyHTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Jeff Jaffe
Ars Technica
10 May
DRM in HTML5 is a victory for the open Web, not a defeat, Peter Bright HTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Jeff Jaffe
The Register
10 May
World Web Consortium warms HTML bed for forced DRM snuggle, Gavin ClarkeW3C, HTML, Jeff Jaffe, Encrypted Media Extensions, Tim Berners-Lee
Developpez.com
10 May
"Encrypted Media Extensions" passe au statut d'ébauche publique ("Encrypted Media Extensions" released as public draft), Romaric HinaultEncrypted Media Extensions, W3C, HTML5, Jeff Jaffe
Numerama
10 May
Le W3C reste déterminé à intégrer des DRM dans le HTML5 (W3C remains committed to integrating DRM in HTML5), Julien L.W3C, HTML5, Encrypted Media Extensions, Jeff Jaffe
TechCrunch
9 May
Mozilla Starts Doling Out Phones To Developers With Brilliant HTML5 App Ideas, Chris VelazcoHTML5
CNET
9 May
W3C proceeds with Web video encryption despite opposition, Stephen ShanklandW3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Jeff Jaffe, HTML Working Group, Tim Berners-Lee, HTML5
OpenStreetMap Blog
7 May
OpenStreetMap launches all-new easy map editor and announces funding appeal, HTML5
Online Media Daily
6 May
IAB Releases HTML5 Guidelines For Digital Ads, Mark WalshHTML5
TechCrunch
6 May
Adobe’s Flash Professional Gets Improved Support For HTML5 Publishing, Real-Time Mobile Testing And A New Code Editor, Frederic LardinoisHTML5
Adweek
6 May
What Exactly Does 'Do Not Track' Mean?, Katy BachmanW3C, Do Not Track
IT World Canada
6 May
Landmark Web anniversary passes quietly, Howard SalomonW3C, Tim Berners-Lee, HTML, Encrypted Media Extensions
Forbes
5 May
It's Time for Developers to Create Their Own Vocabularies, Simon St. LaurentHTML, W3C, CSS, DOM, WAI-ARIA, accessibility, HTML5, XML, Responsive Images Community Group
April
4 May
Le W3C récompensé par l'« Oscar » du meilleur rôle de soutien dans « Le Hollyweb » (W3C awarded the "Oscar" for best supporting role in "The Hollyweb"), Frederic CouchetW3C, HTML5, Encrypted Media Extensions
ExtremeTech
3 May
Epic & Mozilla release Unreal Engine 3 HTML5 demo to the public, and it’s awesome, Sebastian AnthonyHTML5
Ars Technica
3 May
HTML5 Epic Citadel demo shows the power of WebGL in the browser, Kyle OrlandHTML5
The Register
3 May
Look ma, no plugins! Streaming web video with just JavaScript, Neil McAllisterHTML5, W3C
Écrans
3 May
Il y a 20 ans naissait le web libre et ouvert (20 years ago the free and open Web was born), Camille Gévaudan, Klervi DrouglazetHTTP, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C
E & T Magazine
3 May
W3C defines standard for provenance of data online, Anna VegaW3C, Provenance working group, PROV
Numerama
3 May
La journée mondiale 2013 contre les DRM, c'est aujourd'hui (The 2013 World Day against DRM is today), Julien L.HTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions
Témoignages
3 May
20e anniversaire du World Wide Web (20th anniversary of the World Wide Web), Manuel MarchalTim Berners-Lee, HTTP, HTML, W3C
ITWire.com
3 May
FSF campaigns against standardisation of DRM, Sam VargheseW3C, HTML5
NPR
2 May
'The Single Most Valuable Document In The History Of The World Wide Web', Jacob Goldstein
Semanticweb.com
2 May
It’s Time To Get Formal With Linked Data, Jennifer ZainoLinked Data, W3C, Linked Data Platform Working Group, Tim Berners-Lee, Semantic Web, RDF, HTTP, HTML
Free Software Foundation
2 May
The W3C's Soul at Stake, Richard M. StallmanW3C, HTML
Developer Tech
2 May
Codassium offers real-time “brogramming” with WebRTC, Ryan DawsWebRTC, W3C
.net magazine
1 May
Hot in web standards: March/April 2013, Lea VerouW3C, CSS, SVG, HTML, WebApps, accessibility, ARIA
Times of Malta
1 May
Is the future of the World Wide Web secure?, Fr Joe BorgTim Berners-Lee, W3C
University of Southampton | Electronics and Computer Science
1 May
First standard for provenance of information on the Web published, W3C, PROV, Provenance Working Group, Semantic Web, Tim Berners-Lee

April

CNET
30 April
First-ever Web site is brought back to life, Andrew NuscaTim Berners-Lee, URL, W3C
ZDNet
30 April
First-ever website is back online, Andrew NuscaTim Berners-Lee, URL, W3C
Die Welt
30 April
Der Anfang des Internets vor 20 Jahren war zäh (The beginning of the Internet 20 years ago was tough), Peter ZschunkeHTML, HTTP, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C, HTML5
Stuttgarter Zeitung
30 April
Happy Birthday Internet!, HTML, HTTP, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C, HTML5
RP Online
30 April
Das World Wide Web wird 20 Jahre alt (The World Wide Web is 20 years old), HTML, HTTP, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C, HTML5
TageBlatt.de
30 April
Daten, Informationen, Menschen - seit 20 Jahren im World Wide Web (Data, information, people - for 20 years on World Wide Web), HTML, HTTP, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C, HTML5
Adweek
30 April
Do Not Track Framework Doc Stirs Controversy Ahead of W3C Meeting, Katy BachmanW3C, Do Not Track, Tracking Protection Working Group
The Guardian Apps Blog
29 April
Financial Times: 'There is no drawback to working in HTML5', Stuart DredgeHTML5
TechCrunch
29 April
OpenStreetMap Makes It Easier To Suggest Corrections, New HTML5-Based Editor Coming Later This Year, Frederic LardinoisHTML5
L'essentiel Online
29 April
«Jede Webseite kann ein Computer sein» («Every website can be a computer »), Tim Berners-Lee, HTML, HTTP, W3C, HTML5
SWR.de
29 April
Die Welt ging online - die Hacker auch (The world went online - the hacker also), Anne GörlerTim Berners-Lee, HTML, URL, W3C
Format.at
29 April
World Wide Web wird morgen 20 Jahre alt (World Wide Web is 20 years old tomorrow), HTML, HTTP, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C, HTML5
Wirtschafts Blatt
29 April
20 Jahre Internet: Geschichte einer Revolution (20 Years of Internet: History of a Revolution), Peter ZschunkeHTML, HTTP, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C, HTML5
ITespresso.fr
29 April
DRM : vers un veto du W3C sur la spécification EME ? (DRM: towards a veto on the EME W3C specification?), W3C, HTML5, Encrypted Media Extensions
Silicon.fr
29 April
DRM : le W3C va-t-il rejeter la spécification EME ? (DRM: will the W3C reject the EME specification?), Ariane BekyW3C, HTML5, Encrypted Media Extensions
Developpez.com
26 April
« Le support des DRM dans HTML5 est une trahison des internautes » 27 organisations s'opposent au projet du W3C ("The DRM support in HTML5 is a betrayal of the Internet" 27 organizations oppose the W3C project), HTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Tim Berners-Lee
20minutes.fr
26 April
Le Web libre se mobilise contre l'arrivée des DRM dans le HTML5 (Free Web rallies against the arrival of DRM in HTML5), W3C, HTML5, Encrypted Media Extensions (EME), Tim Berners-Lee
Golem.de
26 April
HTML5 bald Defective by Design? (HTML5 soon Defective by Design?), Jens IhlenfeldHTML5, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Media Source Extensions, Web Cryptography API
Heise open
26 April
Free Software Foundation kämpft gegen HTML5-DRM (Free Software Foundation fights HTML5 DRM), Herbert BraunHTML5, Tim Berners-Lee, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions
.net magazine
26 April
Getting started with HTML5, Matt WestHTML5, CSS, W3C validator
PCactual
26 April
Movimiento en Internet contra la protección DRM (Internet Movement against DRM), W3C, HTML, Tim Berners-Lee, Encrypted Media Extensions, HTML5
LinuxFr.org
25 April
Internet : Une coalition de 27 organisations demande au W3C de garder les DRM hors du Web (Internet: A coalition of 27 organizations asked the W3C to keep DRM off the web), Frederic CouchetW3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, HTML5
Boing Boing
25 April
EFF, FSF, Creative Commons and many others ask W3C to reject DRM conspiracy, Cory DoctorowW3C, HTML, Encrypted Media Extensions
The Houstonian
25 April
DRM framework for HTML5 may restrict playback of copyrighted web content, Christian VazquezHTML5, HTML, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions
Numerama
25 April
Levée de boucliers contre l'arrivée des DRM au sein du HTML5 (Outcry against the arrival of DRM in HTML5), HTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Tim Berners-Lee
Boing Boing
25 April
Debunking the HTML5 DRM myths, Cory DoctorowHTML5, W3C, Extended Media Extensions
PC INpact
25 April
DRM : 27 organisations demandent au W3C de rejeter le futur standard EME (DRM: 27 organizations asking the W3C to reject the future standard EME), Vincent HermannW3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, HTML5
Webmonkey | Wired.com
25 April
Experimental CSS Shaders Bring Photoshop Filters to the Web, Scott GilbertsonCSS, CSS Shaders, W3C
The Register
25 April
Internet freedom groups urge W3C to keep DRM out of HTML, Neil McAllisterW3C, HTML, Tim Berners-Lee, Encrypted Media Extensions, HTML5
A List Apart
25 April
Digital Publishing and the Web, Ivan HermanHTML, CSS, SVG, HTML5, WOFF, internationalization
CNET
25 April
Free Software Foundation attacks DRM in HTML video, Stephen ShanklandHTML, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions
ZDNet
25 April
The fight for HTML5: 'Keep DRM out' lobby steps up standards battle, Nick HeathW3C, HTML5, Encrypted Media Extensions (EME), Tim Berners-Lee, HTML Working Group
TechCrunch
24 April
Flash Takes Another Step Towards Death As Unity Drops Support, Greg KumparakHTML5, W3C
Advertising Age digital
24 April
Sen. Jay Rockefeller Blasts Ad Industry In Senate Hearing Over Do Not Track, Kate KayeDo Not Track, W3C, Tracking Protection Working Group
I Programmer
24 April
MS Donates 400 Pages to Web Documentation Project, Kay EwbankWeb Platform Docs, W3C, Doug Schepers, HTML
Wired.com
24 April
How to Prevent the ‘Do Not Track’ Arms Race, Peter SwireDo Not Track, Tracking Protection Working Group, W3C, HTML
Free Software Foundation
24 April
International coalition of Internet freedom organizations urges W3C to reject Encrypted Media Extensions, a proposal to build Digital Restrictions Management into the Web, Zak RogoffW3C, HTML, Encrypted Media Extensions
April
24 April
Une coalition de vingt-sept organisations demande au W3C de garder les menottes numériques (DRM) hors des standards du Web (A coalition of twenty-seven organizations asked the W3C to keep digital handcuffs (DRM) outside of Web standards), W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, HTML5
Multichannel
23 April
Senate Tees Up 'Do Not Track' Oversight, John EggertonDo Not Track, W3C
Adweek
22 April
Digital Ad Biz to Defend Self-Regulation at Do Not Track Hearing, Katy BachmanDo Not Track, W3C
Bloomberg BNA
22 April
FTC's Ramirez Says W3C Efforts Are Last Hope for Do Not Track Tool, David McAuley, Katie W. JohnsonW3C, Do Not Track, Tracking Protection Working Group
Interoperability @ microsoft
19 April
Microsoft Donates JavaScript Materials to Web Platform Docs, Mark GaylerWeb Platform Docs, W3C
Developpez.com
19 April
La FSF proteste contre l'ajout d'une API pour la DRM à HTML5 par le W3C (FSF protests against the W3C adding an API for DRM in HTML5), HTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions
SitePoint
19 April
RIP HTML5 <hgroup> Element, Craig BucklerHTML5
Heise online
18 April
IETF: Die "Internetmacher" zwischen offener Innovation und Netzlast-Begrenzern (IETF: The "Internet maker" between open innovation and network load restrictors), Jürgen KuriW3C
FayerWayer
18 April
LinkedIn da la espalda al desarrollo de sus apps móviles en HTML5 (LinkedIn backs onto the development of their mobile apps in HTML5), Manu ContrerasHTML5
The Wall Street Journal
18 April
mobiLead Joins World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to Promote the Web of Things, W3C, NFC Working Group, Dave Raggett, XML, VoiceXML, SVG, HTML5
Siliconrepublic.com
17 April
Ahead of Hemlock Grove debut Friday, Netflix sounds the death knell for Silverlight, Elaine BurkeHTML5, W3C
VentureBeat
17 April
Why LinkedIn dumped HTML5 & went native for its mobile apps, Jolie O'DellHTML5
InfoWorld
16 April
Netflix set to abandon Silverlight but introduce DRM for Web video, Serdar YegulalpHTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Media Source Extensions, Web Cryptography API
I Programmer
16 April
JSON Linked Data, Kay EwbankLinked Data, W3C, RDF Working Group, JSON-LD (JavaScript Object Notation for Linking Data), HTTP, RDF
Webmonkey | Wired.com
16 April
Netflix Plans to Ditch Silverlight for HTML5, Scott GilbertsonHTML5, W3C, Media Source Extensions, Web Cryptography API, Encrypted Media Extensions
FayerWayer
16 April
Netflix afirma que eventualmente se cambiará de Silverlight a HTML5 (Netflix says that eventually it will change Silverlight to HTML5), Esteban ZamoranoHTML5, W3C
The Register
16 April
Netflix plotting move to HTML5 video - but only if DRM works, Neil McAllisterHTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Web Cryptography API
Digital TV Europe
16 April
Netflix plans to drop Silverlight, move to HTML5, HTML5
The Verge
16 April
Netflix plans its move from Microsoft Silverlight to HTML5 video, Bryan BishopHTML5, W3C
Adobe Digital Media Blog
16 April
The Changing Web Platform Landscape: More Fragmentation?, Vincent HardyHTML, CSS, W3C, WOFF, Testing
Creanum
16 April
Netflix mise tout sur le HTML5 (Netflix bets all on HTML5), Émilien ErcolaniHTML5, W3C
Ars Technica
16 April
Netflix coming to HTML5 just as soon as the DRM ducks are in a row, Peter Bright HTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions
Engadget
15 April
Netflix will switch from Silverlight to HTML5, explains what it's waiting for first , Richard LawlerHTML5, W3C, Web Cryptography API
CNET
15 April
Netflix plans to dump Silverlight for HTML5 streaming, Steven MusilHTML5, W3C
Gizmodo
15 April
Thanks to HTML5, Streaming Movies on Netflix Might Suck Less, Casey ChanHTML5
Business Insider
15 April
BII REPORT: How Native Apps Still Reign Supreme Over HTML5, HTML5
Graphemeride
15 April
Fabien Gandon - Le Web Sémantique, Fabien Gandonweb sémantique, W3C, URL, Open Data
TechCrunch
15 April
Netflix Moves To Samsung ARM-Based Chromebooks, Thanks To Premium Video Extensions In HTML5, Ryan LawlerHTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions, Web Cryptography API, HTTP
VentureBeat
15 April
Netflix plans first steps to move from Silverlight to HTML5, Dylan TweneyHTML5, W3C, HTTP, Encrypted Media Extensions, Web Cryptography API
Netflix Tech Blog
15 April
HTML5 Video at Netflix, Anthony Park and Mark WatsonHTML5, W3C, HTTP, Encrypted Media Extensions, Web Cryptography API
tom's hardware
12 April
Intel Launches HTML5 App Development Platform, Kevin ParrishHTML5, W3C
Engadget
11 April
China UnionPay and Intel join forces for secure mobile payment, Richard LaiNFC, HTML5, W3C
.net magazine
11 April
Bruce Lawson: web platform needs payments and DRM, Craig GrannellW3C Geolocation API, Web Payments
Creative Commons
11 April
DRM in HTML5 Is a Bad Idea, Dan MillsW3C, HTML5
Webmonkey | Wired.com
11 April
W3C Drops 'hgroup' Tag From HTML5 Spec, Scott GilbertsonW3C, HTML5, CSS
VMware Zimbra Blog
10 April
The Future of the Zimbra Offline Experience, Jing ToHTML5, HTML
Tools Journal
9 April
HTML5 Powers Next Release Of Zimbra Directed Towards Uniform UX, Ritu SaxenaHTML5
U.S. Department of State
9 April
Keynote Address at U.S.-China Internet Industry Forum, Robert D. HormatsW3C
Nieuws bank
9 April
Daimler IT honored with the first ever "European Data Innovator Award", Linked Data, W3C, Semantic Web
PCWorld
8 April
Zimbra to make HTML5 push in next version, Juan Carlos PerezHTML5, HTML
ZDNet
5 April
Flash: Back from the dead again?, Simon BissonHTML5, W3C, Encrypted Media Extensions
Spiegel Online
5 April
DRM in HTML5: Protestpetition gegen Kopierschutz im Browser (DRM in HTML5: Protest Petition against copy in browser), Eva HuberEncrypted Media Extensions (EME), W3C, HTML5
ITespresso.fr
4 April
Vidéo David Rousset – Microsoft : « Les développeurs doivent appréhender le HTML 5″ (Microsoft's David Rousset video: Developers and HTML5), Philippe GuerrierHTML5, W3C
TechCrunch
4 April
Mozilla Moves Ahead With Its Plans For A Common Web API For Payments, Frederic LardinoisW3C, Web Payments
Engadget
4 April
Chrome 27 beta wrings out more speed, streamlines HTML5 input, Jon FingasHTML5, Web Audio API
TechCrunch
4 April
Chrome 27 Beta Lets You Browse 5% Faster, Introduces New HTML5 Date And Time Input Forms, Frederic LardinoisHTML5, Web Audio API, WebRTCT
The Next Web
4 April
Google debuts Chrome 27 beta with 5% faster page loads, new HTML5 forms and APIs, updated DevTools, and more, Emil ProtalinskiHTML5, Web Audio API, WebRTC
Netzpolitik.org
4 April
Petition: Hollyweb, W3C und Lobbyisten für “Digital Rights Management” im HTML5-Standard (Petition: Hollyweb, W3C and lobbyists for "Digital Rights Management" in the HTML5 standard), Mirko BoehmW3C, HTML5, Tim Berners-Lee
FinanzNachrichten.de
3 April
Fujitsu and DERI Revolutionize Access to Open Data by Jointly Developing Technology for Linked Open Data, RDF, W3C, Linked Data, SPARQL, Linked Open Data, Semantic Web
Publishers Weekly
3 April
Program and Speakers Announced for Digital Book 2013, Jeff Jaffe, W3C
Inspired Magazine
3 April
Moving from Flash to HTML5 the easy way, Catalin ZorziniHTML5, HTML, CSS
Le Monde Informatique
3 April
Mozilla pousse le HTML5 sur les terminaux mobiles (Mozilla pushes HTML5 on mobile devices), HTML5
Advertising Age blogs
2 April
Relax, Mozilla's Move Will Not Break the Ad-Supported Internet, Pam HoranW3C, Tracking Protection Working Group, Do Not Track
Meritora
2 April
Meritora Launches, W3C, Web Payments
TechCrunch
2 April
Firefox 20 Launches With Improved Private Browsing, New Download Manager And More WebRTC And HTML5 Features, Frederic LardinoisWebRTC, HTML5
CNET
1 April
Startup hopes Web tech will mean faster foothold for IM, Stephan ShanklandW3C, HTML5, WebRTC
TechCrunch
1 April
Famo.us, The Framework For Fast And Beautiful HTML5 Apps, Will Be Free Thanks To “Huge Hardware Vendor Interest”, Greg KumparakHTML5, DOM
GigaOM
1 April
HTML5 lovers rejoice: Famo.us to make its platform free for developers, Om MalikHTML5
Forbes
1 April
Famo.us Pushes The Physics Of Searchable HTML5 Into A Whole New Universe, Anthony Wing KosnerHTML5, DOM
Access iQ
1 April
The great eBook format war: the headaches and the solutions, Scott HollierW3C, HTML5, CSS3, W3C, SVG, XML, XSLT, XSL-FO, PNG, RDF

March

CNET
29 March
Google, Nokia face off in video codec dispute, Stephen ShanklandWebRTC, W3C, PNG
Heute.de
29 March
Firefox legt sich mit Online-Werbern an (Firefox messes with online advertisers), Alfred KrügerW3C
Advertising Age dataworks
29 March
World Wide Internet Group Gets Lost In Weeds As It Tries to Define 'Do Not Track', Kate KayeW3C, Do Not Track, Tracking Protection Working Group
Silicon India News
29 March
15 Iconic People Who Changed Internet, HTTP, CSS, Tim Berners-Lee, Bert Bos, accessibility, HTML, XHTML, XML, SVG
Heute.de
29 March
Videochats: Kampf um das bessere Format (Video chats: Fight for the better format), Alfred KrügerWebRTC, W3C
Le Journal du Geek
28 March
Le moteur Unreal Engine 3 pour Firefox, HTML5
Webmonkey | Wired.com
28 March
Mozilla, Epic Bring Unreal 3 Gaming Engine to the Web, Scott GilbertsonHTML5
golem.de
28 March
Unreal Engine läuft nativ im Browser (Unreal Engine runs natively in the browser), Peter Steinlechner, Jens IhlenfeldHTML5
Ars Technica
27 March
Hands-on with Mozilla’s Web-based “Firefox OS” for smartphones, Timothy B. LeeHTML5, W3C, battery status API
eldiario.es
25 March
DRM en HTML: la guerra por poseer la Web (DRM in HTML: war for possessing the Web), Alan LazaldeHTML, W3C, Tim Berners-Lee
LinuxFr.org
25 March
Internet : Dites au W3C : nous ne voulons pas d'un Hollyweb (Internet: Tell the W3C: we do not want a Hollyweb), Lionel AllorgeW3C, HTML5

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Cover of Boston Globe magazine on MIT 150

— Ranking of W3C in Boston Global list of 150 important achievements associated with MIT. MIT is one of the three organizations that "hosts" W3C; the others are ERCIM and Keio University.