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Amaya 7.0 Released

Published: 3 December 2002

Speech Synthesis Markup Language Last Call Published

Published: 2 December 2002

Multimodal Interaction Framework Note Published

Published: 2 December 2002

QA Operational Examples & Techniques Note Published

Published: 2 December 2002

W3C Team Talks in December

Published: 2 December 2002

W3C to Move European Host to ERCIM

Published: 27 November 2002

New Generation of the W3C Markup Validator Released

Published: 26 November 2002

W3C Thanks the W3C SysWeb Team

Published: 25 November 2002

W3C Welcomes Members at Advisory Committee Meeting

Published: 25 November 2002

Internet World Asia 2002 in Tokyo, Japan

Published: 25 November 2002

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