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XHTML Basic Becomes a W3C Recommendation

Published: 19 December 2000

Charles McCathieNevile to Speak at W3C Italian Office

Published: 8 December 2000

W3C Team to Present at XML 2000

Published: 3 December 2000

International Web Accessibility Summit, 15-16 November

Published: 13 November 2000

Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) Candidate Recommendation Updated

Published: 2 November 2000

User Agent Accessibility Guidelines Last Call Working Draft Published

Published: 23 October 2000

Techniques for Web Content Accessibility Published

Published: 21 September 2000

W3C's Judy Brewer Speaks at White House "Digital Divide" Event

Published: 21 September 2000

W3C Presents at Keio SFC Open Research Forum

Published: 19 September 2000

Speech Synthesis Markup Language Draft Published

Published: 8 August 2000

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