“Fixing the Web” with Jeff Jaffe, Brewster Kahle and Steven Gordon
On 14 July 2017, W3C CEO Jeff Jaffe (MIT ’76) was featured as part of an MIT Alumni Association Panel “Fixing the Web” with Brewster Kahle, (’82) Founder and Digital Librarian, Internet Archive and...
View ArticleReflections on the EME debate
For the past several years we have engaged in one of the most divisive debates in the history of the W3C Community. This is the debate about whether W3C should release the Encrypted Media Extensions...
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Join experts, innovators and inventors at the inaugural W3C Executive Forum
Our mission is to lead the Web to its full potential. For decades W3C, with our members, have had a leadership role in driving strategic conversations about emerging technologies and their impact on...
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Last week’s may be our best TPAC ever; W3C Strategic Highlights
TPAC 2017, which we held last week next to the San Francisco airport, was a very successful event, where more than 600 participants registered, over 250 were drawn by our Developer Meetup, 150 members...
View ArticleWHATWG Working Mode Changes
Earlier today, the WHATWG announced a new organization structure. W3C is flattered that WHATWG has adopted many shared features that are extremely positive for the web community. Among the features of...
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W3C Strategic Highlights for Spring 2018 and Advisory Committee Meeting
W3C held its annual meeting mid-May in Berlin, Germany. It was a very engaging meeting that many found excellent, with a good range of sessions, a clear structure and good audience participation. The...
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Diversity at W3C; launch of TPAC Diversity Scholarship
Diversity has become a major issue across society. We would like W3C to be a model of supporting diversity. As an international organization we can see the immense value we gain from having expertise...
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Looking back at TPAC 2018; public release of W3C Strategic Highlights
TPAC 2018, held 22–26 October in Lyon, France, was our combined Technical Plenary / Advisory Committee Meetings Week and brought together W3C technical groups (including a selection of the W3C...
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W3C and WHATWG to work together to advance the open Web platform
I am pleased to announce that W3C and the WHATWG have just signed an agreement to collaborate on the development of a single version of the HTML and DOM specifications. The Memorandum of Understanding...
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Diversity at W3C: 2019 update; launch of TPAC Diversity Fund
There is increasing awareness of the need for greater diversity in the tech field. We would like W3C to be a model of supporting diversity. W3C stakeholders have established a TPAC Diversity Fund. As...
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Virtual Advisory Committee Meeting and May 2020 W3C Strategic Highlights
W3C held its annual Members meeting in May 2020. For the first time in the 25 years of our organization, it was fully virtual. And the feedback was uniformly positive. That meeting consisted of reading...
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Diversity and Inclusion at W3C: 2020 update; future of the W3C Diversity Fund
We must start, reflecting on our times, by saying clearly that we need to do a lot more to improve our diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) including race, gender and disability. We have a long way...
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Looking back at TPAC 2019; public release of W3C Strategic Highlights
We held TPAC 2019 last week in Fukuoka, Japan. TPAC is our annual five-day event where W3C’s global community, working groups, community groups, the Advisory Board, and the Technical Architecture Group...
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Looking back at TPAC 2020; public release of W3C Strategic Highlights
TPAC 2020, our 20th Technical Plenary and Advisory Committee meetings just concluded. The W3C Community convened remotely for our annual all-groups meetings which were online and virtual. The event...
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A year of transformation: the web and the world
[参见文章的中文译文] Anniversary of the web Today we mark a yearly celebration, that of the invention of the Web in March 1989 by our Director Sir Tim Berners-Lee. A year into the pandemic, relying on the web...
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Centrality of W3C as the Web accelerates to meet society’s growing needs
Today we are releasing to the public the April 2021 edition of the W3C Strategic Highlights, our semi-annual report about the tremendous work to enhance, grow and strengthen the Web platform. This...
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Diversity and Inclusion at W3C: Inclusion Fund and Fellowships for TPAC 2021
60% of the world is online and we want and need to reflect the diversity of the whole world as more people continue to access, use and create the web. We believe that more diversity means better...
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