2000 Readings about XML

• Group unveils program to disable Web filters (news.com)
• BT sues Prodigy over U.S. hyperlink patent (www.idg.net)
• News sites mistakenly blocked by filters, study says (news.com)
• FTC Tackles Wireless Regulation (Wired)
• Privacy advocates wary of data-sharing standard (news.com)
• Students log on to world's first net university (www.observer.co.uk)
• Free Radical: Ian Clarke has Big Plans for the Internet (www.oreillynet.com)
• Net name body OKs seven new domains (news.com)
• RichInStyle.com bug guide - Mozilla 5 (www.richinstyle.com)
• Flash: 99% Bad (Alertbox Oct. 2000) (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Site offers 3D mapping of computer networks (news.com)
• Gates touts XML in Comdex keynote speech (computerworld.com)
• Short Take: Microsoft previews IE 6 (news.com)
• Standards group recommends key Web specification (news.com)
• Netscape 6 finally ships after 32-month gestation (news.com)
• No free speech @Home for critic who posts service documents to newsgroup (InfoWorld)
• What Global Language? (www.theatlantic.com)
• Dirt in the domain name game (www.msnbc.com)
• Killing the Web (news.excite.com)
• Netscape site gets new look for browser update (news.com)
• Why the Internet won't be metered (www-4.ibm.com)
• What's Next: Bookster? (Wired)
• Do Open-Source Books Work? (www.lightandmatter.com)
• Hey Armey, You've Been Filtered (Wired)
• Winners of the Foil the Filters Contest (dfn.org)
• XPress 5 to put Web spin on DTP (ZDNet)
• Wasting money on cats (jJoel on Software )
• WAP Forum moves toward Net standards (InfoWorld)
• Customer disservice: E-tailers dodge calls to cut costs (news.com)
• The inexorable rise of XML (ZDNet)
• Amazon's Privacy Policy Altered (Wired)
• Adobe pens duo of e-book deals (news.com)
• Microsoft, Amazon curl up with digital book deal (news.com)
• Microsoft to give away ebook Reader (www.vnunet.com)
• Truste accused of violating its own privacy policy | Computerworld News & Features Story (www.computerworld.com)
• Extending XHTML (xhtml.waptechinfo.com)
• Netscape 6: Getting Warmer (Wired)
• Getting to XML (ZDNet)
• Sun attacks Microsoft's stance on XML (www.vnunet.com)
• May I recommend ...? Not! (ZDNet)
• Latest Navigator 'preview' boasts impressive features (ZDNet)
• Salon.com Business | Napster vs. the record stores (Salon)
• Sales Paradox (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Microsoft cookie tool stirs controversy (ZDNet)
• Frankly Speaking -- Open Source Convention Report: Open Documentation Summit (www.oreilly.com)
• Privacy advocates enraged by NAI-FTC deal (ZDNet)
• More and more, XML diving into the 'stream' (ZDNet)
• Foreign domain names face compatibility hurdle (news.com)
• Study finds Web bigger than we think (news.com)
• The Net's Achilles Heel (Wired)
• Whose Link Is It Anyway? (Wired)
• The Web Standards Project: Word From The WaSP! (www.webstandards.org)
• OptOut -- Anonymous Surveillance (grc.com)
• Applause for IE's Cookie Catcher (Wired)
• NSI accused by rivals of hoarding domain names (news.com)
• Dynamics of the Apache XML Project (weblogs.oreillynet.com)
• Adelard, one year later - JavaWorld (JavaWorld)
• IE 5.5 isn't a quantum leap (ZDNet)
• The skew.org XML Tutorial (www.skew.org)
• Web Standards Project Blasts Microsoft's "Arrogant" Break With Standards (www.webstandards.org)
• Word From The WaSP! Here We Go Again (www.webstandards.org)
• IE 5.5 angers Web standards advocates (news.com)
• Gates offers more Windows future peeks (ZDNet)
• The XHTML Interview (www.exploit-lib.org)
• HTML forms get face-lift (InfoWorld)
• Media - U.N. widens effort to prevent "cybersquatting" (news.com)
• Customers as Designers (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Privacy Suit Targets Netscape (Wired)
• New standards orbit XML (InfoWorld)
• CNET News.com - Groups cite bias in domain name arbitration (news.com)
• IE's lead over Netscape lengthens with new version (news.com)
• W3C proposes XML linking technology (news.com)
• How the Oxford English Dictionary went online (www.ariadne.ac.uk)
• Text Encoding for Interchange: a new Consortium (www.ariadne.ac.uk)
• Wireless: Unplugged and insecure (ZDNet)
• Microsoft XML server may slip to 2001 (www.vnunet.com)
• Wells Fargo blazes Java, XML trail (www.idg.net)
• A List Apart: Rated XHTML (www.alistapart.com)
• The Age of E-Sigs Is Here (Wired)
• XORBA Lathers Up SOAP (ZDNet)
• Online and Unidentifiable? (washingtonpost.com) (Washington Post)
• Court Says Anti-Smut Law Illegal (Wired)
• Pretty Poor Privacy: An Assessment of P3P andInternet Privacy (www.epic.org)
• IBM overhauls voice-recognition strategy (news.com)
• Patent Seeks to Collect on Data (Wired)
• XML.com - The State of XML (xml.com)
• XML gets closer to Java (www.zdnet.co.uk)
• AOL releases its version of IM standards (news.com)
• Courtney Love does the math (Salon)
• XMLterm: A Mozilla-based Semantic User Interface (xml.com)
• Dan Gillmor: Technology creates threat to economy (San Jose Mercury)
• Web inventor says ads 'pervert' content (Guardian Unlimited)
• XML accelerates rise of Java (ZDNet)
• Copyrant (slashdot.org)
• Gates offers peak at Next Generation Windows Services (ZDNet)
• Encyclopedia Brown and the Case of the Pirated MP3s (modernhumorist.com)
• XML in WordPerfect 9: A User's View (xml.com)
• XML in WordPerfect 9: A Developer's View (xml.com)
• IBM donates Net communications technology (news.com)
• Exposing XML Myths (ZDNet)
• Filters Kowtowing to Hate? (Wired)
• Meerkat: An Open Service API (www.oreillynet.com)
• MS sends in lawyers to stop 'open' SOAP info getting out (www.theregister.co.uk)
• XML and how to secure it (www.zdnet.co.uk)
• Kid Rock Starves To Death: MP3 Piracy Blamed (www.theonion.com)
• Lessig's Lesson: Beware AT&T (Wired)
• Wireless Web Fight Gets Catty (Wired)
• The Value of Gnutella and Freenet (www.webreview.com)
• Correction (washingtonpost.com) (Washington Post)
• XML Conformance Update (xml.com)
• Why Python? (www2.linuxjournal.com)
• Java(TM) Technology Evangelists: Bill Day (java.sun.com)
• Sun brews Java for e-business (www.idg.net)
• Sun partners back off plan to superset Java (ZDNet)
• Runtime Vs Static Compilation - Performance Comparison (www.aceshardware.com)
• Telcos to see Sun's JAIN run (ZDNet)
• Microsoft vs. DOJ: It's all in the APIs (ZDNet)
• Gates pushes XML and the next generation net (www.theregister.co.uk)
• Microsoft, Netscape squabble over browser scripting hole (news.com)
• Filemaker hit with Web software bug (news.com)
• Internet Client Design (Alertbox Apr. 2000) (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Data Binding (java.sun.com)
• ANN: JDOM (W3C)
• Character Encodings in XML and Perl (xml.com)
• Free, anonymous information on the anarchists' Net (news.com)
• Rumors and Comment (ZDNet)
• How Napster and Friends Will Turn the Web Inside Out (ZDNet)
• RealNetworks player uses Mozilla to read Web pages (news.com)
• Vulnerability discovered in Netscape Navigator (ZDNet)
• Chewing on Marconi (ZDNet)
• Microsoft XML: The Cup Is Half Full, Jon Udell (www.byte.com)
• TechSearch (Techweb)
• Patent demands may spur Unisys rivals in graphics market (news.com)
• Interview with the Search Engine (www.fnwire.com)
• Ballmer Touts XML (www.pcworld.com)
• O'Reilly Network: Use the Right Doctype (www.oreillynet.com)
• W3C and the Web Community (W3C)
• Freedom-Or Copyright? (www.techreview.com)
• The OASIS Process for Structured Information Standards (xml.com)
• XML search engine to ship (InfoWorld)
• Doubt cast on Microsoft 'back door' report (ZDNet)
• Gagging the net in 3 easy steps (news.bbc.co.uk)
• Copy Catfight by Jesse Walker (www.reasonmag.com)
• Java, XML to survive Sun/Microsoft war (www.vnunet.com)
• XML to be tuned for finance market (www.vnunet.com)
• Skin Cancer (www.suck.com)
• The News-Gazette Online: Guru of Internet never made millions off it (www.news-gazette.com)
• Companies Back XML Business Specification (www.currents.net)
• Good Business Reasons for Using XML (www.winntmag.com)
• Netscape browser slims down, opens up (ZDNet)
• Impressive Netscape 6 beta promises widespread appeal (InfoWorld)
• Legality of 'Deep Linking' Remains Deeply Complicated (New York Times)
• Will your XML talk to mine? (ZDNet)
• Processing XML with Perl (xml.com)
• Jews for Java (Salon)
• grieve with me, blue master chickenz (www.interlog.com)
• Oops! IE 5.0 can lock out Win2K users (ZDNet)
• Cool XUL Provides Cross-Platform UI (xml.com)
• Hype aside, WAP has worries (ZDNet)
• The O'Reilly Conference on Java -- An Interview with Simon Phipps (conferences.oreilly.com)
• Linux Today: Internet World: The ABCs of XML (linuxtoday.com)
• Site No Longer Bugs Terminix (Wired)
• Movement to Develop XML Standards for Ad Industry Picks Up Steam--March 10, 2000 (Internet News)
• Bowstreet To Introduce New XML Wares (www.internetwk.com)
• Change the W3C (www.praxisxml.com)
• An Open Letter from Jeff Bezos (www.amazon.com)
• Schemas: RELAX and Enjoy! (www.seyboldreports.com)
• XML: Does MICROSOFT really have nothing up its sleeve? (www.theregister.co.uk)
• Researchers work to eradicate broken hyperlinks (news.com)
• EXPERT VOICES (www.xmlmag.com)
• The Future Of The Programmable Browser, Jon Udell (www.byte.com)
• Greed undermines benefits of digital technology (San Jose Mercury)
• XML and scripting languages Manipulating XML documents with Perl and other scripting language (www-4.ibm.com)
• XML With Style: eBooks and XSL-FOs (xml.com)
• Slashdot | Interviews | Jakob Nielsen Answers Usability Questions (slashdot.org)
• Ask Tim -- My Conversation with Jeff Bezos (www.oreilly.com)
• Cool XUL Provides Cross-Platform UI (xml.com)
• A Ralph Nader Plan That 'Sucks' (Wired)
• When XML Gets Ugly (xml.com)
• "XML Father" leaves W3C for OASIS (xml.com)
• Bleeding-Edge XML: XLink and Apache (xml.com)
• RTFM: A Guide to Online Research (hotwired.lycos.com)
• Microsoft tools: Little room for Java (ZDNet)
• Making it real (www.nwfusion.com)
• Toolbox (www.enterprisedev.com)
• WebMethods soars above $200 in first-day trading (news.com)
• A Class Act (xml.com)
• Birth of a Community (xml.com)
• New products highlight Seybold (ZDNet)
• The Purpose of Copyright by Lydia Pallas Loren (Open Spaces Magazine)
• XML software firm latest to tap IPO craze (news.com)
• CERT Advisory CA-2000-02 Malicious HTML Tags Embedded in Client Web Requests (www.cert.org)
• BM pushes XML adoption with new spec (news.com)
• Get Off Your Big, Fat [Beep] and Use XML Now (ZDNet)
• The Browser War continued (webreference.com)
• XML manager for the masses (www.it.fairfax.com.au)
• Group OKs XML Digital Receipt Standard (www.currents.net)
• An Introduction to Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) (www.webdeveloper.com)
• IBM's XML tool extends the reach of DB2 (ZDNet)
• Oracle adds XML to data analysis tools (news.com)
• XML APIs for databases (JavaWorld)
• Stalking the Non-Conforming Microsoft Format (Andy Oram)
• Code XML data islands in Web pages (www-4.ibm.com)