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Issue 24: December 1999

W3C and the WAP Forum

Well the title may sound like the title of a B Movie but the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is the de-facto global standard for providing Internet communications and advanced telephony services on digital mobile phones, pagers, personal digital assistants etc. The WAP Forum is an industry association with over 150 full members including palm top suppliers, mobile phone companies, telecomm suppliers through to major IT companies. Members represent about 95% of the world market with 100 million subscribers. W3C and the WAP Forum have established a formal liaison relationship with the aim of incorporating appropriate parts of the WAP protocol in XHTML. Another involvement is with Composite Capability/Preference Profiles (CC/PP): a user side framework for content negotiation where the WAP Forum is acting as reviewer.

MathML 2.0

The first Public Working Draft of MathML 2.0 has just been released. This build on MathML 1.0 and moves forward in terms of the overall goals of the group to produce a system able to:

The New New Thing

Just when we thought that all the history books about the Web had arrived, Michael Lewis's book, The New New Thing arrived last month. This is another book looking at the life of Jim Clark concentrating more on his non-Netscape activities such as the company, Healtheon, and the yacht, Hyperion. The latter is a sailboat with a 197 ft mast (just able to go through the Panama Canal) controlled by 25 SGI workstations. It is an excellent read and gives a good insight into what drives Jim Clark and how internet startups work (or don't).

WWW9: Amsterdam Tutorials

The set of tutorials (15 May 2000) for the Conference have now been agreed:

Full day

Half day

Full details can be found at: http://www9.org/w9-tutorials.html

WWW9 Amsterdam: Workshops

The set of Workshops (15 May 2000) for the Conference have now been agreed:

New Members

The total number of members has risen to 374. The new Members since October are:

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