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Our apologies for the late notice, but the XSF will hold its sixth XMPP Summit in Brussels the same weekend as FOSDEM 2009. The basic schedule is as follows:
Friday, February 6: Jingle hackfest for...

Welcome to the fourth roundup of XMPP activity worldwide. This report is authored by Nicolas Vérité, Laurent Lathieyre and Jack Moffitt. This is a very long article since we had a lot of activity t...

In its meeting today, the XSF’s Board of Directors approved the privacy policy for xmpp.org and jabber.org, including the jabber.org IM service. Many thanks to everyone who provided feedback on the...

Is There a New Successor to SIP?
Is XMPP is set to overthrow SIP as the VoIP signaling king? Tsahi Levent-Levi, a system architect at RADVISION, thinks it’s a possibility.
Codebits 2008 
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In a relatively slow week for XMPP-related news:
Deadline
Web Worker Daily, amongst others, reported on the launch of ‘Deadline‘ a web-based reminder service with a plain english interface which us...

This is the first in what will be a regular weekly roundup of blog posts, announcements and news stories relating to and featuring XMPP.
The roundup is compiled by trawling through Google News Aler...

Among other things, the XSF runs the jabber.org IM service, which is one of the largest nodes on the open XMPP network (yes, we really do believe in running code!). However, we’ve never had a priva...

Welcome to the first installment of what we hope will be a continuing series of reports on XMPP technologies and the XMPP community (you can think of this series is a replacement for the old Jabber...

Here at the XMPP Standards Foundation, we’re not just a bunch of protocol geeks. As firm believers in the old IETF mantra of “rough consensus and running code”, we run one of the most central nodes...

Since July 2006, the XMPP Standards Foundation has held a biannual get-together for developers, service operators, and other technical folks who are actively working on XMPP. We’re happy to announc...