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W3C’s Tracking Protection Working Group today published the Candidate Recommendation of the Tracking Preference Expression (TPE) and calls for implementation and testing of the specification. Congratulations to the Working Group on this progress. Abstract: This specification defines the DNT request header field as an HTTP mechanism for expressing the user’s preference regarding tracking, an HTML […]
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The STREWS project, of which W3C is the coordinator, is asking everybody who maintains Web sites to fill in a survey about Web site security.
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The Web Platform keeps moving forward every day. Back in October last year, following the release of HTML 5.0 as a Recommendation, I wrote about Streaming video on the Web as a good example of more work to do. But that’s only one among many: persistent background processing, frame rate performance data, metadata associated with […]
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We are super excited to announce the launch of the W3C’s Web Platform Incubator Community Group (WICG). Despite the funny name (“the Why-See-Gee, really?”), this is a great new initiative that seeks to make it easier for developers to propose new platform features for standardization. What we want to achieve The purpose of the WICG: […]
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By: Tzviya Siegman, Markus Gylling, and Rich Schwerdtfeger We are excited to announce that a joint task force of the Protocols and Formats Working Group and the Digital Publishing Interest Group (DPUB IG) has published a First Public Working Draft of Digital Publishing WAI-ARIA Module 1.0 (DPUB-ARIA 1.0). This draft represents the joint collaboration of […]
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Standards are an interesting kitchen, where the technology is discussed, cooked, sampled and finally implemented. It could work in closed loop, between vendors. But our world is turning into a user centric manufacturing house. And standards are no exception. This is why, at the same time specifications are developed at W3C, it’s useful to go […]
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There is an increasing interest and demand around data and services in Connected Cars, and the automotive industry has been working at W3C since 2013 to bring drivers and passengers a rich Web experience, and to make the Web a competitive platform for the automotive industry. Many industry reports have confirmed that a significant majority […]
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is regularly in the news, and we’re expecting there to be something like one hundred billion IoT devices within ten years. The promise of innovative new services and efficiency savings are fueling interest in a wide range of potential applications across many sectors including smart homes, healthcare, smart grids, smart […]
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W3C’s ongoing mission is to make the Web better and one other way to enable this is to offer high quality training programs as a way to increase the skills of Web developers and empower them to become the next leaders and innovators on the Web. W3C has recently expanded its Training Program with the […]
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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is looking for a new, full-time staff member to be located at Beihang University in Beijing, where W3C currently has its China Host, to assist, as team contact, W3C Working Groups developing technical specifications in the fields of Ubiquitous Web or Technology and Society. This is an opportunity for […]
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