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XML Readouts
Wed, Oct 15, 2003; by Geoffrey Wirth.
A list of RSS and RDF sources concerning virtual museums, meta museums, and the representation and accessibility of cultural information on the web with their URIs:
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URI: [ http://www.virtuelles-museum.at/xml/rss.xml ]
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| virtuelles-museum.at - the German equivillant of this site | | 5/26/2006 |
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 Kennzeichnungspflicht für manipulierte Fotos ?!?. Aufgrund der perfekten Möglichkeiten, die die elektronische Bildtechnik zur
Veränderung von Bildinhalten bietet, haben sich bereits 1997 verschiedene
Interessenverbände im Bereich der Fotografie und des Journalismus auf ein
Memorandum zur Kennzeichnungspflicht für digital veränderte Bilder
verständigt, zu lesen unter: http://www.bvpa.org/m.html
Mit der "Kennzeichnungspflicht für manipulierte Fotos ?!?" befasst sich
ebenfalls eine Podiumsdiskussion im Rahmen des:
adf Imaging Symposiums 2004 am 16. November in den Deichtorhallen Hamburg
geführt werden wird. Vertreter aus den Bereichen Fotografie und Journalismus
stehen ab 16:30 Uhr Rede und Antwort.
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URI: [ http://www.w3.org/2000/08/w3c-synd/home.rss ]
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[Macro error: Can’t find a sub-table named “compilation”.]
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URI: [ http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/Overview-events.rss ]
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URI: [ http://rdf.burningbird.net/index.rdf ]
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[Macro error: Can’t evaluate the expression because the name “channelLink” hasn’t been defined.]
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URI: [ http://www.w3.org/DOM/Overview.rss ]
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| W3C Document Object Model | | 1/6/2009 |
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WebApps WG Drives DOM Specifications. The WebApps WG Drives DOM Specifications.
The
W3C Web Applications Working Group has taken over responsibility for the Document
Object Model specifications, including a new revision of DOM Level 3 Events, a new DOM
Core specification, and potentially any errata on older DOM specifications. Discussion
can be directed to either the
public-webapps@w3.org or the
www-dom@w3.org mailing lists.
Document Object Model Activity is closed. The Document
Object Model Activity is closed. The Document
Object Model Working Group was closed in the Spring of
2004, after the completion of the DOM Level 3
Recommendations. Several W3C Working Groups have since
taken the lead in maintaining and continuing to develop
standard APIs for the Web since then; HTML, SVG, CSS, or
WebAPI being among them. W3C will continue to develop APIs
in various Working Groups. Learn more about the
achievements from the DOM Activity page. Got an idea on
how to use this page? Send an email to Philippe.
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