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19 APRIL 2012
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Bryan Rieger: Rethinking the Mobile Web

"A few months back I submitted the smallest speck of an idea for a talk I was hoping to present at Over The Air in London. Having presented at Over The Air before I assumed my experiences this time around would more or less be the same - a chance to bounce a few of my recent thoughts off two-dozen or so UK developers.

To suggest that my assumption was wrong would in-fact be a massive understatement...

Three weeks later, the dust is still settling on the 90,000 140,000 presentation views, hundreds of tweets, and multitude of conversations, and I finally have time to provide the presentation with a much-needed introduction."

(Bryan Rieger)

Fig.1 "Rethinking the Mobile Web" by Yiibu

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Simon Perkins
09 SEPTEMBER 2008
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W3C: standardising the web

"The W3C mission is to lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines that ensure the long-term growth of the Web. Below we discuss important aspects of this mission, all of which further W3C's vision of One Web."

(World Wide Web Consortium)

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1994 • 1995 • adoption of standards • agreement • ARPAnet • CERN • compatibility • computer science • consortium • core principles • DARPA • Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency • digital culture • European Commission • European Organization for Nuclear Research • guidelines • HTML • incompatibility • inconsistency • industry members • information technology • INRIA • international community • Internet • Jeffrey Jaffe • knowledge management • LCS • Massachusetts Institute of Technology Laboratory • member organisations • MIT • new media • new standards • one web • ontology • predictability • principles • protocols • semantic web • software engineering • solution • specification • standardisation • structure • structured data • technology • Tim Berners-Lee • unification • usability • vendors • W3C • web • web pages • web standards • World Wide Web Consortium

CONTRIBUTOR

Simon Perkins
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