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Working Draft: Web Services Choreography Description Language 1.0

Published: 12 October 2004

Constraints and Capabilities for Web Services Workshop Underway 12-13 October

Published: 12 October 2004

W3C Celebrates Ten Years Leading the Web

Published: 7 October 2004

Compound Document Formats Activity Launched

Published: 7 October 2004

Web Services Addressing Working Group Launched

Published: 7 October 2004

Working Draft: XML Binary Characterization Properties

Published: 5 October 2004

Upcoming W3C Talks

Published: 5 October 2004

XInclude Is a W3C Proposed Recommendation

Published: 30 September 2004

Call for Participation: W3C "Mobile Web Initiative" Workshop

Published: 29 September 2004

Ink Markup Language Working Draft Updated

Published: 28 September 2004

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