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W3C 30th anniversary & impressions on my first TPAC
In this blog post, W3C CEO Seth Dobbs describes W3C’s 30th anniversary event, and shares his impressions after attending for the first time a W3C TPAC which attracts in a week several hundreds from the W3C community in order to coordinate solutions to web problems.
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From a humble beginning 35 years ago, the Web is now central to the daily lives of billions
In this blog post, W3C CEO Seth Dobbs depicts how from a humble beginning 35 years ago, the Web is now central to the daily lives of billions of people.
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Needs of a member-driven but public-interest global organization
In this blog post, W3C CEO Seth Dobbs considers participation at W3C as he explores which changes to adopt to ensure continued value and impact on humanity.
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Mapping key themes for the year
In this blog post, W3C CEO Seth Dobbs looks back at the strengths of the Web and forward at its opportunities.
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Happy holidays from the World Wide Web Consortium!
Our bespoke End of Year card with good wishes for the new year to our community
Seeking W3C community input for TAG appointees
W3C is seeking input for appointment to the W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG) as part of new rules set by the Process Document.
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Introduction and CEO goals and aspirations
In this introductory blog post by newly appointed W3C President and CEO, Seth Dobbs shares background information and his ambition to ensure the durability and viability of W3C.
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Award-winning work for the W3C website redesign
Studio 24, the partner who worked on our website redesign and continue to support and develop the site with us, have been recognized by a number of pretigious awards, most notably celebrating outstanding web accessibility work.
Web Environment Integrity has no standing at W3C; understanding new W3C work
This article addresses that Web Environment Integrity is not being worked on at W3C, and proceeds to explaining how work is brought to W3C and the processes that foster the development of Web standards and guidelines that ensure the long-term growth of the Web.
