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DOM Level 3 Core Working Draft Published

Published: 26 January 2001

CSS3 Module: W3C Selectors Last Call Working Draft Published

Published: 26 January 2001

W3C Launches XML Encryption Activity

Published: 25 January 2001

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 Working Draft Published

Published: 25 January 2001

W3C Team Presentations in February

Published: 23 January 2001

Introduction to CSS3 Working Draft Published

Published: 19 January 2001

Canonical XML Becomes a W3C Proposed Recommendation

Published: 19 January 2001

CSS3 Multi-column Layout Working Draft Published

Published: 18 January 2001

MathML 2.0 Becomes a W3C Proposed Recommendation

Published: 8 January 2001

XPointer Last Call Working Draft Published

Published: 8 January 2001

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