1999 Readings about XML

• XML rides the e-business wave (news.com)
• Jakob Nielsen Interview - WebReference.com (www.webreference.com)
• Some timely guidelines for Web design (12/11/1999) (San Jose Mercury)
• XML still waiting for the spotlight (InfoWorld)
• Microsoft Spells Out Its Interoperability Strategy (www.informationweek.com)
• Sun, Microsoft release new XML (news.com)
• WTO + SDMI = NWO (New World Order)--And That Spells Trouble (www.oreilly.com)
• Internet Provider Not Liable For Defamation (New York Law Journal)
• Communicator browser delayed another two months (news.com)
• Oasis XML consortium brewing standard (news.com)
• Microsoft prepares IE 5.5 (news.com)
• Satirical Web Site Poses Political Test (washingtonpost.com) (Washington Post)
• Microsoft XML Parser Conformance (xml.com)
• When Bad Design Becomes the Standard (Alertbox Nov. 1999) (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Salon Technology | How the Web was almost won (Salon)
• A perspective on the Apache XML Project: An interview with Tim Bray (www.ibm.com)
• A perspective on the Apache XML Project: An interview with Mike Pogue (www.ibm.com)
• AOL and Netscape One Year Later (ZDNet)
• Bowstreet Leverages Directories, XML (Techweb)
• Apache to create XML open-source tools (news.com)
• The Birth of XML (Jon Bosak, java.sun.com)
• XML standards race heats up (www.inman.com)
• Chinese database is a gift to humanity (11/01/1999) (San Jose Mercury)
• Ask Expresso Man (developer.java.sun.com)
• Praxis - Your XML Development Partner (www.praxisxml.com)
• Web privacy standard clears legal obstacle (news.com)
• The Making of the DocBook DTD (xml.com)
• Big Blue to counter BizTalk with XML schema initiative (InfoWorld) (InfoWorld)
• Statement on IPv6 Address Privacy (playground.sun.com)
• Report warns of Web performance drain (ZDNet)
• Prioritize: Good Content Bubbles to the Top (Alertbox Oct. 1999) (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• XML: In search of a good editor (www.ivritype.com)
• Forms of Unicode (Mark Davis)
• Whatever Happened to Netscape 5.0? (www.pathfinder.com)
• Where the Web Leads Us (xml.com)
• Informix is latest to lay its chips on XML (InfoWorld) (InfoWorld)
• Standards Support a Little Late (buzz.builder.com)
• A RISK WORTH TAKING (www.studiob.com)
• Ten Good Deeds in Web Design (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Internet Time Ain't What It Used to Be, Jon Udell (www.byte.com)
• Introducing XHTML (Webmonkey: html)
• Conformance Testing for XML Processors (xml.com)
• Developers split on proposed Web language standard (news.com)
• Ballmer: 'Share Your Data' (Wired)
• What's next for Web pioneer Andreessen? (news.cnet.com)
• Why I Love man Pages (Linux.com)
• W3C's World Wide Power (Computerworld)
• The Killer Consumer Gossip App (Wired)
• Domain name ruling favors small businesses (news.com)
• Bid to set new Internet standard crashes (Seattle Times)
• AOL, others plan global Net content rating system (news.com)
• Xanadu from the wilderness (SunWorld)
• Online written word bazaar (San Jose Mercury)
• Burn All GIFs Day (http://burnallgifs.org/)
• Xanadu Report (Byte)
• Standards body translates Web for devices (news.com)
• Court OKs some domains with trademarked names (news.com)
• Interface Standards and Design Creativity (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• New eBook standard: A best-seller? (ZDNet)
• In browser fight, AOL is down but not out (news.com)
• Baltimore Technologies to ship encryption tool for XML docs (InfoWorld)
• Microsoft caught in "dirty trick" vs. AOL (San Jose Mercury)
• Is Gates pulling the Net's strings? (news.com)
• Search engines broaden their scope (San Jose Mercury)
• NSI threatens to sue Blackhole List operator (news.com)
• Why did Microsoft keep browser feature from partners? (news.com)
• Metcalfe's Law in Reverse (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• My Netscape Network Help (http://my.netscape.com/)
• Network-monitoring security plan readied (San Jose Mercury)
• XMetaL: XML Word Processing Comes into Focus (xml.com)
• Open-source Apache encroaches on Microsoft (news.com)
• Open-source app server chugs ahead (ZDNet)
• Lutris' server divides duties (ZDNet)
• FileMaker Update Will Support XML (PC World)
• An XML standard for directory services? (news.com)
• Pros And Cons Of Microsoft's XML Object Model (Information Week)
• Open-source app server chugs ahead (ZDNet)
• Standards body approves HTTP 1.1 (news.com)
• Publisher Must Lay Down the Law (Wired)
• XML forms architecture sparks standards fight (InfoWorld)
• The Industry Standard: Mozilla Manager Denies Trouble (The Standard)
• Yahoo relents on GeoCities terms (news.com)
• Is XML the way for corporate data? (news.com)
• Netscape debuts ten new browser languages (news.com)
• Web Architecture: Describing and Exchanging Data (W3C)
• Announcement: RDF Schema Proposed Recommendation to undergo 2nd AC Review (W3C)
• Jesse Berst: Four reasons you're gonna love XML (ZDNet)
• Small Developers and XML (Simon St. Laurent)
• Why XML is Meant for Java? (xml.com)
• NSI-ICANN fight threatens Net growth (news.com)
• Web Publishing the Microsoft Way (Wired)
• Biomed Web publishing proposal debated (San Jose Mercury)
• Microsoft joins XML industry group (news.com)
• Top-10 New Mistakes of Web Design (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Domain dispute policy pushed forward (news.com)
• Taking sides on XML (news.com)
• Copyright bills may limit access to facts (news.com)
• XSL Considered Harmful (xml.com)
• Intel develops `2001'-style portable computer (San Jose Mercury)
• Federal fee-for-search site said suspended (news.com)
• Microsoft's Bosworth talks up XML (InfoWorld)
• News Article (MP3.com)
• Why SDMI Will Fail (david weekly)
• Legislators push digital signature approval (news.com)
• Standards group to develop XML schemas (news.com)
• Internet Address Firm to Be Probed (Washington Post)
• Debugging Stylesheets Using Microsoft IE5 XSL Processing (Crane Softwrights)
• XML: New way to do business (news.com)
• Demand for data: more, more, faster, faster (San Jose Mercury)
• "Top Ten Mistakes" Revisited (Alertbox May 1999) (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Initial Audio Characteristics for XSL (Chris Maden)
• Review of Mozilla M4 (discuss.userland.com)
• Microsoft patches bevy of IE bugs (news.com)
• Mozilla yanks chat proposal (news.com)
• 'Handicapped access' hits the Web (ZDNet)
• The MetaXSL Engine (Intraware)
• Formatting Objects considered harmful (Hakom Lie)
• Get a Cable Modem....Go to Jail (maycomp)
• Open source Mozilla browser headed to market (news.com)
• Open source Mozilla browser headed to market (news.com)
• XML and the Second Generation Web (Scientific American: Tim Bray and Jon Bosak)
• Webmonkey: browsers: Gecko Lays Out the Future (Webmonkey)
• Hong Kong privacy chief blasts U.S. policy (news.com)
• intranet portals (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Manifesto on `global conversation' (San Jose Mercury)
• nomo zilla (Jamie Zawinski)
• Microsoft database to support XML (news.com)
• IE 5.0 suffers privacy bugs (news.com)
• XML buoys databases for corporate markets (InfoWorld)
• Beware of Microsoft's XML (David Strom)
• the cluetrain manifesto (cluetrain)
• Easing browser interface development (news.com)
• Opera browser leads in style sheet support (news.com)
• W3C's Berners-Lee urges agent-readable Web sites (InfoWorld) (InfoWorld)
• Govt. Considers Commercial Use of .US Domain (Internet News)
• Court Rules Domain Names Are Property (Internet News)
• INTERNET EXPLORER 5 FALLS SHORT ON STANDARDS SUPPORT, WEB DEVELOPERS FORCED TO CONTINUE WORKAROUNDS (Web Standards Project)
• URL as UI (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• XML to play bigger role in development (InfoWorld) (InfoWorld)
• XML support in IE5 (Tim Bray, xml.com)
• Netscape shareholder meeting sad for some (news.com)
• IE 5 sneak peek shows new content features (news.com)
• A Web truth: The `X' files are out there (San Jose Mercury)
• Sun, Adobe offer bounty for XSL (news.com)
• The race to create XML for e-commerce (news.com)
• XML Tutorials for Programmers - Writing XML Documents (IBM XML Web Site)
• DataChannel offers XML tools, services (news.com)
• Ad Blockers Challenge Web Pitchmen (LA Times)
• AT&T, Motorola and Lucent to develop software language (MSNBC)
• Free-PC shoots for a million (news.com)
• Telecom revolution in the heartland (news.com)
• XML: The future of EDI? - (sunworld)
• Web3D Consortium Launches X3D Standardization Initiative for Web Broadcast 3D Graphics (VRML.org)
• Macromedia updates design tool (news.com)
• Ticketmaster, Microsoft settle Web link suit (San Jose Mercury)
• W3C aims to streamline vector graphics (news.com)
• Sun joins fray in tackling XML (InfoWorld) (InfoWorld)
• 19 Short Questions about Namespaces (with Answers) (David Megginson)
• Future Focus: That Manicure Bowl is Mine! (Project Cool)
• Questions raised about Microsoft patent (ZDNet)
• XML ties together disparate development teams (InfoWorld) (InfoWorld)
• Software developers to get new XML standard (news.com)
• Who Owns the Patent to Style Sheets? (Web Review )
• Microsoft Awarded Style Sheet Patent (Web Review)
• Microsoft Style Sheet Patent (Wired)
• MICROSOFT AWARDED STYLE SHEET PATENT (Seybold Report)
• Mozilla comes of age (news.com)
• XUL and RDF: The Implementation of the Application Object Model (http://www.mozilla.org/xpfe/xulrdf.htm)
• XML Namespaces (James Clark)
• Bluestone moves to marry Java and XML (InfoWorld)
• @Home suffering cracks in the foundation? (news.com)
• XML in Office 2000 Wrox)
• XML poses data-architecture debate (InfoWorld)
• Data mart, warehouse integration drive Ardent Software XML strategy (InfoWorld)
• Trials set for Intel's embedded security (news.com)
• Domain competition to begin in April (news.com)
• Archie Comics fights parent for domain (news.com)
• Library Net filtering suit dismissed (news.com)
• XML Takes Another Step (Wired)
• A Mickey Mouse Copyright Law? (Wired)
• Microsoft fires back at Sun's Jini (InfoWorld)
• Browser Wars To Move To a Standards Focus (Internet World)
• With Several Specs Complete, XML Enters Widespread Development (Internet World)
• Languages for Dublin Core (D-LIB)
• Stretching the Concept of the Document (Web Techniques, December 1998)