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BISTRI: a new French startup involved in WebRTC
Welcome to Bistri a French startup that recently joined W3C as a Member. Because of their communications technology expertise, Bistri joined the W3C WebRTC Working Group. WebRTC is a set of technologies set to transform the world of telecommunications, providing...
Filed by Bernard Gidon on November 21, 2012 3:30 PM in Web Applications
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W3C and Digital Publishing
The publishing world in general is undergoing major changes these days due to the presence of Web technologies. People are using electronic book readers more and more. “Citizen journalism” through blogs offers new possibilities to express people’s opinion, thereby also...
Filed by Ivan Herman on November 9, 2012 7:09 PM in CSS, HTML, Open Web, Technology, Workshops, XML
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Chinese Developers endeavor to get more involved in the community - Test The Web Forward hackathon in China
W3C China Office and Adobe co-organized the Test The Web Forward event on Oct 20-21, 2012 in Beijing. The intention of this hackathon was to help more Chinese developers to get involved in contributing to the web platform. Three W3C...
Filed by Angel Li on November 9, 2012 3:58 AM in Open Web, Testing, W3C Life
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TPAC2012 Storified: "See, sketch and fun"
[View the story "TPAC2012: \"See, sketch and fun\"" on Storify]...
Filed by Coralie Mercier on November 5, 2012 9:27 AM in Meetings, Open Web, W3C Life
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Open Data for Development in Latin America and the Caribbean
The OD4D figures as an initiative aimed at producing further knowledge on Open Data and its potential to improve the quality of public policies in Latin America and the Caribbean. In order to contribute to the body of knowledge on Open Data and its potential to improve the quality of public policies in the region, the OD4D website compiles articles, documents, videos and several data on the topic. In addition to the content produced through the project (manuals, guides, scientific articles, lectures, seminars, workshops), the website foresees collaboration from society to add to its content.
Filed by Caroline Burle on November 4, 2012 9:20 PM in Semantic Web
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