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Celebrating World Standards Day
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Sunday, 14 October is World Standards Day. This is the day when many people celebrate the work of those who strive to level the playing field, and their efforts to create a world with better tools for simplifying and enhancing...
- eu-recognition
- open-standards
- world-standards-day
DNT is Good For the Whole Web
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The Tracking Protection Working Group has brought together players from the advertising and publishing ecosystems, browser makers, consumer groups, relevant governmental agencies and other stakeholders to forge a consensus solution for Do Not Track (DNT).
- dnt
Test The Web Forward
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There was a time, long, long ago, when writing a standard was a simpler, more angelic process than it is now. If you had a good idea, you could just write it up succinctly, send it to a mailing...
RDB to RDF Mapping Language (R2RML) and A Direct Mapping of Relational Data to RDF are W3C Recommendations
- linked-data
- rdb2rdf
- rdf
- relational-database
