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Tag: standards
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A Sign of Search Progress, From an Unexpected Place
Have you ever walked down a city street and stopped to stare up at a skyscraper? Me too. Have you ever stared up at a skyscraper and thought, "Wow, what a massive investment in information manag
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CMS Vendors Partner on Open Customer Data Sharing Standard
What the web has always lacked is a reliable and secure way to identify you. Sure, there are ways for you to log onto services, and there are servers in the business of letting you borrow their
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OASIS Approves Updated CMIS Standard
Enterprise content management (ECM) systems now have an updated version of the standard for sharing information.This week, the OASIS international consortium announced that it had approved version 1.1
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Acquia Cloud Wins Government Approval with FISMA Certification for Secure Websites
Cloud services provider and major Drupal partner Acquia has won U.S. government certification for providing secure Web services, the company's latest step in its march toward giving customers a m
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Facebook Pushes for Mobile Browser Standards
At the huge Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain today, Facebook CTO Bret Taylor took the stage announcing the social web giant is backing initiatives to "standardize" mobile web browse
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An Introduction to WEMI and the Future of the Online Experience
Like people, computers often lose a few things in translation, some of the minutiae more significant than others. The growth and interconnectivity of our global community in many ways parallels the sp
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W3C Releases Do-Not-Track Standards Drafts
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has announced drafts of two standards that address Internet privacy concerns. The standards, which focus on users’ ability to specify online tracking preferen
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W3C Project Targets Accessible Web Content Authoring Tools
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) (news, site) has been busy making the web a more accessible place. In focus today is a project dubbed the Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines (ATAG) -- it aims
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W3C Updates CSS Open Web Standards as Reality and Specs Converge
Cascading style sheets (CSS) has been in use now for over a decade for controlling web page appearance. However, the “standard” has long been a mess of implementations, specifications and
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W3C Adds Facebook, Sony, Netflix as Members
Just when we thought the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) was ready to take a break, it has announced its membership numbers are expanding. Facebook, Sony and Netflix, among others, have joined the ven
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W3C Moves Its Web of Standards Forward
The W3C (news, site) has certainly been busy as of late. Many are only focusing on the standards monstrosity HTML 5, which includes more than 100 specifications, but the international standards o
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W3C Announces Web-Sized List of 2011 Priorities
The Internet is such a ubiquitous part of daily existence that its omission from Maslow’s hierarchy of needs must have been accidental. The last three decades of the World Wide Web have fueled t
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Will CMIS Suffer JCR's Fate?
There has been some debate recently about the “demise” of the JCR specification. One of the factors blamed for JCR’s demise is the relatively new CMIS standard. This begs the questio
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CMIS: Why It's Good for You and What's Next #nuxeoworld
Florent Guillaume, the head of R&D at Nuxeo (news, site), brought the wonders of CMIS to the attendees of Nuxeo World. As you may know, CMIS was officially ratified by OASIS in May 2010. Now,
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