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Press releases about W3C work.

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W3C launches an Introduction to Web Accessibility free online course in cooperation with UNESCO IITE

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W3C launches an Introduction to Web Accessibility free online course in cooperation with UNESCO IITE

EMVCo, FIDO Alliance, and W3C Form Interest Group to Enhance Security and Interoperability of Web Payments

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EMVCo, FIDO Alliance, and W3C Form Interest Group to Enhance Security and Interoperability of Web Payments

W3C honored with Emmy® Award for Standardization of a Full TV Experience

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W3C honored with Emmy® Award for Standardization of a Full TV Experience

W3C and FIDO Alliance Finalize Web Standard for Secure, Passwordless Logins

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Major browsers and platforms have built-in support for new Web standard for easy and secure logins via biometrics, mobile devices and FIDO security keys

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) launches Internationalization Initiative

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W3C leads program to accelerate progress in making the World Wide Web "worldwide"

W3C Issues Improved Accessibility Guidance for Websites and Applications

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Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 expands provisions for mobile, low vision, and cognitive and learning disabilities; international uptake in progress

FIDO Alliance and W3C Achieve Major Standards Milestone in Global Effort Towards Simpler, Stronger Authentication on the Web

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With support from Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox, FIDO2 Project opens new era of ubiquitous, phishing-resistant, strong authentication to protect web users worldwide

W3C's WOFF 2.0 significantly improves compression efficiency and lowers network bandwidth in fast decompression of font data

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WOFF 2.0 deployed in all major Web browsers, 70% of major websites now use Web Fonts

WebRTC becomes design-complete strengthening the Web Platform as a solid actor in the telecommunications arena

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W3C calls for testing and experimentation to bring universal interoperability to real-time communications

Web Inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee Joins Industry Thought Leaders at W3C Executive Forum 8 November in San Francisco

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Experts on Payments, Connected Cars and Cities, and Emerging Technologies will share insights on the Future of the Web and Business Impact