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Here are the minutes of the breakout session at TPAC 2012 in Lyon. http://www.w3.org/2012/10/31-xmlmemory-minutes.html
Here are the minutes of the breakout session at TPAC 2012 in Lyon. http://www.w3.org/2012/10/31-xmlmemory-minutes.html
W3C has launched the Change Tracking Markup Community Group The mission of this group is to develop a proto-spec for marking up changes to documents. In order to join the group, you will need a W3C account. This group was … Continue reading
The Change Tracking Markup Community Group has been proposed by Steven Pemberton: To develop a proto-spec for marking up changes to documents. You are invited to support the creation of this group. Once the group has a total of five … Continue reading
http://scn.sap.com/people/mark.crawford/blog/2012/10/29/w3c-social-business-releases-a-ctos-guide-to-social-business
CERN archivist Anita Hollier points me to the “World Wide Web (archives)” section of the CERN document server. It lists many documents that I’m sure would be of great interest to this group, but not much of them is available … Continue reading
Seems like this might be a could opportunity to create awareness for the SBCG Now in its 3rd year, #SMWF N.America is set to return to New York on November 27th & 28th as a two day conference providing top-level strategic advice … Continue reading
Dear Remote Web Observers, We’ve booked a webex meeting for Nov 16 so that people can join remotely by phone (or online) and additionally we will be using Skype. The webex details are below – follow the links to get … Continue reading
Hi all, I hope you’re having good weekend. I wrote this blog post yesterday about the futuroff BigData. It would be great to get your thoughts: http://danielhulme.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/in-beginning-bigbuzz-was-bigdata.html Thanks, Daniel
Dear Web Observers The Web Observatory Face to Face meeting on Friday November 16 will be held at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel, i.e. the same location as ISWC 2012 [1]. This will be an all day meeting and is … Continue reading
Two public pre-WWW information systems were recently shut down: France Telecom’s Minitel, after 30 years in operation, and BBC’s Ceefax, after 38 years. Both looked very much the same, but the comparison ends there. Ceefax implemented “links” as references to … Continue reading