We’re pleased to announce a major update of our draft report on Overlay Capabilities. Where previously these were simply a list of over 46 and prospective applications of overlays in support of accessibility, they’re now organized under two primary categories … Continue reading
Our previous work on “ADPT” has now been absorbed into a new Recommendation Track specification called DAPT, being worked on by the Timed Text Working Group (TTWG). The latest Editor’s Draft is at https://w3c.github.io/dapt/ and the TTWG recently approved its … Continue reading
Civic Technology and Open Government According to Wikipedia, “civic technology enhances the relationship between the people and government with software for communications, decision-making, service delivery, and political process. It includes information and communications technology supporting government with software built by … Continue reading
Dear All, I apologize upfront for not giving news sooner. I will try to update you on the matters I’m working on related to standardization which could interest you, and open again the discussions for improving schema.org on tourism. As … Continue reading
The TDMRep Community Group had its first 2023 call on April 4th. Several new members of the CG joined the call, from the International Association of STM Publishers, the CCC (Copyright Clearance Center) and Taylor & Francis Group. It was … Continue reading
The Civic Technology Community Group has been launched: Artificial intelligence is already having a big impact across domains, including government services. Users will soon be able to ask natural-language questions and engage in multimodal dialogues about large-scale public-sector financial, accounting, … Continue reading
The future of our planet and its inhabitants depends on how we develop and use technology. As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly ubiquitous, it is critical that we ensure it is developed and used in ways that promote human well-being, … Continue reading
The Inter-Platform Validation for Confidential Computing Community Group has been launched: The mission of this group is to discuss and ultimately formalise a communication framework to enable mutual validation and attestation of workloads performed in distinct confidential computing environments. The … Continue reading
The Civic Technology Community Group has been proposed by Adam Sobieski: Artificial intelligence is already having a big impact across domains, including government services. Users will soon be able to ask natural-language questions and engage in multimodal dialogues about large-scale … Continue reading
The next meeting will be Thursday, April 6th at 15:00 UTC. Meeting in Local Times If you would like another timezone translated into local time, please let Aditya Bikkani, Ciara (Kiki) Salmon or Jamie Knight know. Also time zones can … Continue reading
