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Fanning the fires of the ABBR pattern debate, the developers at BBC Radio Labs announced today that they’ll be removing the hCalendar microformat from their programmes listing pages, pending furthe...

Those clever folks at the Royal National Institute of Blind People have teamed up with the Web Accessibility Tools Consortium and The Paciello Group to produce a toolbar for Internet Explorer that ...

It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that accessibility is only about the blind people with physical disabilities, and forget about those with cognitive difficulties, or those who are new to...

Mozilla hat sich vorgenommen, ins Guinness Buch der Rekorde zu kommen mit den meisten Software-Downloads in 24 Stunden! Darum wird der 17. Juni 2008 ein besonderer Tag sein: der Download Day.
Was w...

Just a short buzz: the final version of Opera 9.5 was released today, with a boatload of exciting features. Of particular interest:
excellent support for current standards — (X)HTML, XML, XSLT, CSS...

Two years ago, Adobe introduced their Javascript framework: Spry. As Drew pointed out a few days later, that preview was somewhat lackluster in the standards department, using custom attributes and...

Although the launch date of Firefox 3 has not yet been announced, Mozilla is making plans for a special Download Day when it does go live.
What will be so special about this day? Well, Mozilla is ...

In the past year, the EduTF has been quieter than previous years. We have gone through a few changes, though our mission remains the same.
The WaSP Education Task Force was created in 2005 to work ...

Mark Pilgrim announced a new Google Code project yesterday on the Google Code Blog:
Google has built its business here, on the open web, and we want to help you build here too. To that end, we are ...

This course is aimed at experienced Web developers and designers who are interested in learning to develop content for mobile Web access using W3C’s Mobile Web Best Practices.
Participants will hav...