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DOM Level 2 HTML Becomes a W3C Candidate Recommendation

Published: 5 June 2002

Web Service Description Usage Scenarios Published

Published: 4 June 2002

MIT Scheduled Power Outage 31 May - 1 June

Published: 29 May 2002

W3C Team Talks in June

Published: 28 May 2002

Exclusive XML Canonicalization Becomes a W3C Proposed Recommendation

Published: 24 May 2002

Joseph Reagle Receives Technology Review TR100 Honor

Published: 23 May 2002

W3C Launches European Interop Tour 2002

Published: 21 May 2002

QA Framework Working Drafts Published

Published: 16 May 2002

CSS Working Drafts Published

Published: 16 May 2002

W3C Team Talks from WWW2002 Available

Published: 16 May 2002

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