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Issue 70: October 2003

Architecture of the World Wide Web Working Draft Updated

1 October 2003: The W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG) has released an updated Working Draft of the Architecture of the World Wide Web. Drafted for discussion at the TAG's face-to-face meeting, the document explains Web protocols in three dimensions: identification and resources, interaction, and representation and formats. Comments are welcome. Visit the TAG home page.

Tim Berners-Lee Royal Society Webcast

22 September 2003: Tim Berners-Lee, W3C Director, presented The Future of the World Wide Web (slides) at the Royal Society in London, UK on Monday, 22 September. The keynote was Webcast live.

W3C Letter Regarding Fee Proposal for ISO Codes

1 October 2003: W3C wrote to ISO President Oliver Smoot to express concerns regarding a Commercial Policies Steering Group (CPSG) proposal to charge for the use of certain ISO codes, including those for languages (ISO 639) and countries (ISO 3166). The Unicode Technical Committee has issued a similar public position. ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is the largest standards developer with 97 national member bodies. W3C's letter is archived on the public mailing list of the W3C Internationalization Activity.

SVG Mobile Competition: Entries Due 3 November

30 September 2003: Design a SVG Tiny greeting card in 30k or less, and win a Nokia 3650 tri-band GSM handset. The best entries will be featured on the W3C Web site, linked to their designers' Web pages, with an interview with the winning designer. Enter as many times as you like through 3 November. The SVG Working Group will choose the winner who will be announced on 24 November. Read about Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). Announced at SVG Open, the SVG Mobile Competition is the first in a series of SVG competitions.

XForms and XML Events Are W3C Recommendations

14 October 2003: The World Wide Web Consortium released XForms 1.0 and XML Events as W3C Recommendations. The specifications have been reviewed by the W3C Membership, who favor their adoption by industry. Written for authors and implementers alike, XForms is the new generation of Web forms. XForms separate presentation and content, minimize round-trips to the server, offer device independence, and, using XML Events, reduce the need for scripting. For more information please refer to the press release and testimonials, and visit the XForms home page.

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