Category Archives: W3C

In Spain for a couple of days for the European Symposium on eGovernment organised by the World Wide Web Consoritum (W3C). Hosted by the Spanish city of Gijon in the Asturias region, the seminar has been an attempt to identify … Continue reading →

Nosily browsing through some domains registered in the new .eu top level domain (TLD) launched this April, I noticed that W3C’s application to register W3C.eu had been rejected. One would have thought that if anyone had a claim to this … Continue reading →

I will be speaking here, with a double hat: both in my capavity as Chair of the eGovernment Focus Group of the European standards agency, CEN; and as part of my new functions working for the AUstrian Government’s CIO….more in … Continue reading →

Tim Bray started off an interesting thread on the W3C TAG mailing list.I’ll return to this problematic regularly: I’m convinced that the so-called “web architecture” has a fatal flaw with its lack of precision in the concept of a “resource”. … Continue reading →

Well ain’t that just cute: the URI that the W3C announce for their long awaited recommendation on “Web Architecture”…throws a 404 error. Oooops!Information Architecture anyone?…..

XML.com: The TAG’s Town Hall [Dec. 10, 2003] I wasn’t there, but was anyone who wasn’t already involved? Does anyone care? Shouldn’t the W3C be worried by the lack of interest?

What do HTTP URIs Identify? – Design Issues Good question….not sure that W3C has the answer though…Some of the guys involved in the W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG) should have followed Library Science 101 at school…