W3C has launched the Do-Not-Track Community Group This community group, started by Lee Tien of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, is intended as a companion to the Tracking Protection Working Group with the goal of enabling consumer and privacy groups to … Continue reading
Sairus Patel (Adobe) met with the SVG WG at their Mountain View f2f meeting, hosted by Microsoft, to discuss SVG glyphs in Opentype. Topics of discussion included ways to specify glyphs in an OpenType table,animation, shared resources, timelines, security and … Continue reading
W3C has launched the SVG glyphs for OpenType Community Group Extension of OpenType to allow multicolor, animated SVG glyphs while reusing the OpenType layout facilities. In order to join the group, you will need a W3C account. If you believe … Continue reading
The SVG glyphs for OpenType Community Group has been proposed: Extension of OpenType to allow multicolor, animated SVG glyphs while reusing the OpenType layout facilities. You are invited to support the creation of this group. Once the group has a … Continue reading
The Do-Not-Track Community Group has been proposed: This community group, started by Lee Tien of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, is intended as a companion to the Tracking Protection Working Group with the goal of enabling consumer and privacy groups to … Continue reading
If the activities in Seattle surrounding the SC ’11 conference aren’t enough for you, you might consider hopping over to Redmond for the W3C’s first developer conference. It takes place November 15 and 16. Early bird registration runs through October … Continue reading
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Hey, folks, Apologies that it took so long to get things off the ground with this group. Several of us were delayed in gaining entrance to it while some institutional wheels turned. Now that we’re in, I’m hoping we’ll be … Continue reading
Call For Participation -Declarative3D Community Group Meeting The Declarative 3D community group cordially invites other W3C experts to participate in these efforts. Time: Tuesday 1 November 2011, 9 AM to 1 PM As Part of the TPAC 2011 conference http://www.w3.org/2011/11/TPAC/ … Continue reading
The Future of e-payments Community Group has been proposed: This group was created to invent and support new and more secure methods for payments over the internet. Using one's credit card is insecure while using online pay through a third … Continue reading
