Press releases - 2001

Press releases about W3C work.

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World Wide Web Consortium Issues XHTML 1.1 and Ruby Annotation as W3C Recommendations

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Two New Specifications Deliver Enhanced Modularity and Internationalization Support

World Wide Web Consortium Issues XML Schema as a W3C Recommendation

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Two Years of Development Produces Comprehensive Solution for XML Vocabularies

World Wide Web Consortium Australian Office to Host W3C Day

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Meet Technologists from the birthplace of XML, XHTML and Web Accessibility

World Wide Web Consortium Grows to Over 500 Members

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Organizations from 34 Countries Lead the Web to its Full Potential

World Wide Web Consortium Issues Modularization of XHTML as a W3C Recommendation

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XHTML Modules Bring the Web to More Devices Today

World Wide Web Consortium Issues Canonical XML as a W3C Recommendation

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New XML specification provides foundation for digital signatures

World Wide Web Consortium Delivers Tutorials at CeBIT 2001

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Meet Technologists from the birthplace of XML, XHTML and critical Web technologies

World Wide Web Consortium Issues MathML 2.0 as a W3C Recommendation

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Scientists from Industry and Academia Produce Definitive Solution for Math on the Web