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Meeting summary from W3C Automotive Business Group, Tokyo face to face
Summary of W3C Automotive Business Group May 2013 meeting in Tokyo.
Filed by Andy Gryc on June 13, 2013 4:58 PM in
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CSS Flexible Box Layout gets Best New Web Technology 2013 NetAward!
The CSS Working Group is happy and proud to announce .net magazine chose CSS Flexible Box Layout Module, a specification of the Group, as their Best New Web Technology 2013 Net Award. This a quite a big achievement for the...
Filed by Daniel Glazman on June 10, 2013 3:27 AM in CSS, Technology
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W3C Workshop (industry consultation event) on Publishing
W3C will be holding a Workshop in Paris, Publishing and the Open Web Platform in September of this year, 2013.
Filed by Liam Quin on June 8, 2013 5:23 AM in CSS, Digital Publishing, Workshops, XML
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Watch the live stream of Test the Web Forward Tokyo!
We're coming upon our sixth Test the Web Forward event happening this Friday in Tokyo. It's promising to be the best one yet with an impressive lineup of speakers and experts. Our keynote speaker and special guest is Shigeo...
Filed by Rebecca Hauck on June 5, 2013 9:16 AM in Open Web, Testing
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Interview: Oracle on Data on the Web - Part 2 with Xavier Lopez
This is part 2 of a 2-part interview with Oracle about data on the Web. In part 1, the focus is on the consumption of data by applications, such as those that enterprises provide to their employees. In part...
Filed by Ian Jacobs on May 29, 2013 1:55 PM in Interviews, Semantic Web
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- Interview: Oracle on Data on the Web - Part 1 with Reza B'Far
- Four W3C projects into Google Summer of Code 2013
- W3DevCampus - a trainer's perspective / HTML5 online course
- Dublin - at the Core of eGov and Open Data this June
- Sunnyvale DNT Meeting: Overcast With Skies Clearing
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