Since a lot of new participants have joined since Adam sent this mail, and some folks have reported difficulties finding it, I am reposting the following as a blog entry. It is also archived in the archive of the public … Continue reading
On 2013-03-13 the Cloud Computing Community Group published the first draft of the following specification: Cloud Processing in RDF. Participants contribute material to this specification under the W3C Community Contributor License Agreement (CLA). If you have any questions, please contact … Continue reading
As described on the the W3C blog, this group is intended to provide input to W3C and its HTML WG on issues of encrypted media and DRM.
W3C has launched the Restricted Media Community Group The Restricted Media CG will discuss and analyze methods of restricting access to or use of Web media, and their implementation on the open Web. In order to join the group, you … Continue reading
The Restricted Media Community Group has been proposed by Wendy Seltzer: The Restricted Media CG will discuss and analyze methods of restricting access to or use of Web media, and their implementation on the open Web. You are invited to … Continue reading
I’ve created a repository for the group on Github: https://github.com/AMWJ/CSSRates. Please check it out; I think it will be the main location for building the group’s publications. If you’d like to collaborate, please just ask.
Welcome to the W3C working group for livestock data interchange standards. Our goal is to develop practical and extensible standards for interchanging data about farmed animals. The initial impetus for this project has come from a New Zealand dairy industry … Continue reading
Next Steps for W3C Coremob (Core Mobile Platform Community Group) 0. Introduction Hoping that those who have been at MWC have now had time to recover from it and that those that did not go have recovered from whatever they … Continue reading
Welcome to the Open Government Community Group. For more context on this group’s creation and to introduce yourself, see the Introductions thread on the public-opengov@w3.org mailing list.
