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It is with bittersweet emotions, that I share that Karen Myers’ time as W3C Business Development Leader for the Americas and Australia is ending. After 18 years, Karen has chosen to retire from the World Wide Web Consortium to pursue personal endeavors. We want to take this opportunity to thank Karen and to reflect upon […]
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If you’re a W3C Member, or someone who is familiar with our work, you’ve undoubtedly heard of our annual Technical Plenary and Advisory Committee Meeting also known as TPAC. If you have not, watch the short video introduction of TPAC, the W3C annual conference. This well-attended and popular event is an important means for W3C to […]
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W3C started working on Web Payments after our Workshop in 2014, and support for Streamlined Checkout is now available in most browsers. While we have had some merchants interested in this work, they have been telling us they need more than that from the Web. In response to those conversations and the needs of retailers […]
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W3C has been driving a set of discussions around the AR/VR/XR space since our first W3C Workshop on Web and Virtual Reality in 2016. Since then the work has expanded both the depth and scope of what we’re doing and is now under the Immersive Web Working Group. The W3C Business Development team and Technical […]
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Over the past several years the W3C Membership has been working to help address the fragmentation that has occurred in the Internet of Things space. Our work, on Web of Things, seeks to counter fragmentation by making it much easier to create applications without the need to master the disparate variety of IoT technologies and […]
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W3C Members and Prospective Members address new features for the Web The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) recently held our annual technical Members Meeting (TPAC) in Fukuoka, Japan. Everyone I spoke to at the event seemed energized by all the conversations going on, the new work items being discussed and the amount of business networking […]
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I will be attending the Financial Innovation and Payments Summit (#FIPS) for the third year in a row! Last year, I moderated a panel, this year I’m doing that again as well as participating on another panel. I’m excited to be the moderator for the Evolution of Digital Payments panel and to be joined by […]
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We @W3C are constantly working with our Members and Liaison partners to find opportunities to spread the work that W3C is doing. We are excited to have such an opportunity with #nabshowny! One of the newest areas of our work is Web Advertising which is currently being discussed in the W3C Improving Web Advertising Business […]
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Next week I will be attending the Opal Group’s Financial Innovation and Payments Summit for the 2nd year. Last year was phenomenally productive for W3C and I expect this year to be even more so! This event attracts a few hundred of the key organizations aligned with the various parts of the Payments and Ecommerce […]
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If you’re in Australia, or have colleagues who are, and haven’t registered for this great event, you need to do it soon! We’ve got a great panel of speakers who are looking at a topic that is HOT in Australia! The good news is if you’re a W3C Member, then this event is free – what a […]
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