Press releases

Press releases about W3C work.

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World Wide Web Consortium Demonstrates P3P Implementations

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Companies Unveil Products Supporting W3C's Platform for Privacy Preferences

World Wide Web Consortium Launches Australian Office

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World Wide Web Consortium Launches Australian Office

World Wide Web Consortium Issues First Public Working Draft of XForms Data Model

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Next Generation Web Forms Separate Purpose from Presentation

World Wide Web Consortium Announces First Demonstration of Web Privacy Framework

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June 21 Event to "Test Drive" Implementations of Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P), a Framework for Informed Online Interactions

World Wide Web Consortium Issues Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines as a Recommendation

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New Guidelines Spur Development of Tools that Help Produce Accessible Web Content

World Wide Web Consortium Issues XHTML 1.0 as a Recommendation

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XHTML 1.0 Provides a Foundation for Device-Independent Web Access

World Wide Web Consortium and Wireless Application Protocol Forum Establish Formal Liaison Relationship

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Industry Bodies Work Together to Create Future Mobile-Friendly Web Specifications

World Wide Web Consortium Issues XSL Transformations (XSLT) and XML Path Language (XPath) as Recommendations

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Two specifications work to transform XML documents and data, supporting presentation flexibility and device independence

World Wide Web Consortium Clears Patent Hurdle for Web Privacy

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Patent analysis confirms Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P) does not infringe Intermind Patent

World Wide Web Consortium Issues First Working Draft of SMIL Boston

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Next version of XML-based multimedia language features reusable modules, generic animation, improved interactivity and TV integration