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2008
These are the W3C press releases of this year. More are available via the archive of press releases.
W3C Web Standard Defines Accessibility for Next Generation Web
11 December 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and German.
- Testimonials
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Chinese Simplified, Dutch, Greek, Hungarian, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.
W3C Helps Authors Go Mobile
8 December 2008
- The press release is available in English and French
- Testimonials accompany the release.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into German, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.
SMIL 3.0 Advances Standard for Synchronized Multimedia
1 December 2008
- The press release is available in English and French
- Testimonials accompany the release.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Dutch, Finnish, German, Spanish, and Swedish.
W3C Workshop in Africa to Explore the Role of Mobile Technologies For Development
25 November 2008
- The press release is available in English and French
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish.
Challenges for Future Web Bring Experts Together at W3C Global Plenary
21 October 2008
- The press release is available in English and French
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Greek, Spanish and Swedish.
W3C Standard Simplifies Creation of Speech-Enabled Web Applications
14 October 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and Japanese.
- Testimonials accompany the release.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Greek Spanish and Swedish.
W3C Standards Make Mobile Web Experience More Inviting
29 July 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and Japanese.
- Testimonials accompany the release.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Arabic, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, German, Hebrew, Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish.
W3C eGovernment Activity to Help Empower Citizens
3 June 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and Japanese.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Finnish, Greek, Hebrew, Spanish and Swedish.
W3C Seeks Partners to Explore Role of Mobile in Bridging Digital Divide
27 May 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and Japanese.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Finnish, Greek, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.
W3C Invites Developers to Implement WCAG 2.0
30 April 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and Japanese.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Chinese Simplified, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Spanish and Swedish.
W3C Welcomes Community Discussion at WWW2008 Track
18 March 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and Japanese.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Chinese Simplified, Greek, Spanish and Swedish.
W3C to Examine Role of Mobile Technologies in Fostering Social Development
11 March 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and Japanese.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Finnish, Greek, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.
W3C XML is Ten!
12 February 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and Japanese.
- Testimonials accompany the release.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Arabic, Finnish, Greek, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.
W3C Publishes HTML 5 Draft, Future of Web Content
22 January 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and Japanese.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Arabic Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish.
W3C Opens Data on the Web with SPARQL
15 January 2008
- The press release is available in English, French and Japanese.
- Testimonials accompany the release.
- W3C Offices have translated this press release into Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Spanish and Swedish.
