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have your say about the future of HTML

November 7th, 2006

This article has been written on behalf of the Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group (WHATWG) and has been cross posted on The Web Standards Project, Lachy’s Log, Molly.com, 456 Berea Street. and igoo
There’s been a lot of discussion about the W3C’s recent decision to continue the development of HTML around the web lately. Blog […]

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W3Cs new HTML taskforce

November 3rd, 2006

HTML is W3C’s earliest specification, and it has been almost 7 years since it has been updated. It has served as the arena for the on-going browser wars which have been raging for as long as the specification has existed.
In the blog post Reinventing HTML, W3C Director Tim Berners-Lee acknowledges that HTML needs to […]

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