2004 Readings about XML

• Make Firefox Faster at Forever Geek (forevergeek.com)
• Yet Another 2005 Prediction List (pluralsight.com)
• Inspirational Technology: 10 things to change in your thinking when building REST XML Protocols (www.xmldatabases.org)
• Inspirational Technology: Revolution postponed (www.xmldatabases.org)
• Revolution postponed (www.infoconomy.com)
• Hobbyists Fill Out the Weather Map (www.nytimes.com)
• Customer Service: The Hunt for a Human (www.nytimes.com)
• Microsoft: Web browser options expand (Seattle Times)
• Net worm using Google to spread (news.zdnet.com)
• W3C recharges graphics group (news.com)
• Bleary Days for Eyes on the Prize (Wired)
• Dead Marine's kin plead for e-mail (www.cnn.com)
• XML-aware programming language? (lists.xml.org)
• Book Review: Effective XML (adtmag.com)
• How can I trust Firefox? (blogs.msdn.com)
• A Day in the Life of #Apache (www.onlamp.com)
• PHP’s anti-Apache2 FUD (drbacchus.com)
• Google Scholar (www.ldodds.com)
• Is the Internet truly global? (news.com)
• Unnoticed fee could raise Net domain costs (news.com)
• Media Wish List for 2005 (Wired)
• Firefox ad readied as market share increases (news.com)
• Top libraries to go online in deal with Google (www.guardian.co.uk)
• Desktop Google Finds Holes (www.schneier.com)
• The 'blog' revolution sweeps across China  (www.newscientist.com)
• Court Case Pits Google and Geico (www.nytimes.com)
• Why OpenOffice.org? (www.pc-tools.net)
• PHP Security Mistakes (www.devshed.com)
• Wikipedia Again (www.tbray.org)
• Introducing XML canonical form (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• IBM moves the database goalposts (www.theregister.co.uk)
• School's out to shun IE (news.com)
• Having a bad experience with Eclipse so far (joust.kano.net)
• Wrestling HTML (xml.com)
• Browser phishing 'flaw' could hook users (news.com)
• What happened to the XML:DB Initiative (www.xmldatabases.org)
• Target: Referral Spam in dasBlog (www.hanselman.com)
• Enhancing Firefox GUI usability (philwilson.org)
• Web services patents fetch $15.5 million (news.com)
• Firefox users ignore online ads, report says (news.com)
• Most Hated Advertising Techniques (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• XML is not S-Expressions (www.prescod.net)
• LISP is better than XML, but worse is better (www.oreillynet.com)
• Eight Soldiers Plan to Sue Over Army’s Stop-Loss Policy (New York Times)
• Naming Generic Types (weblogs.java.net)
• When Secrets Make Sense (www.tbray.org)
• Navy Probes New Iraq Photos (Wired)
• University Syndrome (udidahan.weblogs.us)
• Israel shocked by image of soldiers forcing violinist to play at roadblock (The Guardian)
• Weather Data for the Masses (Wired)
• MSN Spaces: seven dirty blogs (www.boingboing.net)
• Fight for Public Domain Goes On (Wired)
• The Beauty of REST (xml.com)
• REST, REST, everywhere (www.xmldatabases.org)
• You Can Blog, but You Can't Hide (www.nytimes.com)
• Microsoft rushes out critical IE fix (news.com)
• Comment Spam - a solution? (dotnetjunkies.com)
• Apple Xsan 1.0, Safari 1.3 near release (www.appleinsider.com)
• Blazing a new data speed record (news.com)
• Philly Wi-Fi clash pits city against telcos (news.com)
• New Netscape embraces Firefox, IE (news.com)
• High-stakes venture (www.denverpost.com)
• Blogging can be hazardous to your paycheck (Salon)
• The Internet’s Retail Appeal (www.nytimes.com)
• Internet Access, Delivered From Above (www.nytimes.com)
• Wikipedia Creators Move Into News (Wired)
• Web Won't Let Government Hide (Wired)
• » Wiki: A disaster waiting to happen? (blog.taragana.com)
• The 'blog' revolution sweeps across China (www.newscientist.com)
• Taxonomy of XML Schema Languages Using Formal Language Theory (www.mulberrytech.com)
• EE Times -Sony lab tips 'emergent semantics' to make sense of Web (www.eetimes.com)
• Mozilla Firefox 2.0 Roadmap (www.mozilla.org)
• A Tool for Scholars Who Like to Dig Deep (www.nytimes.com)
• The Mozilla Development Process (dotnetjunkies.com)
• Apache module mod_auth_anon.c (httpd.apache.org)
• Eclipse for the PHP Developer (www.phpbuilder.com)
• Newspapers Should Really Worry (Wired)
• Jon Udell: The power of the URL-line (udell.roninhouse.com)
• The Atom Publishing Protocol (bitworking.org)
• RELAX NG with custom datatype libraries (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Dear Mr. Bosworth (marc.blogs.it)
• Binary XML? What about Unicode-aware CPUs instead? (www.oreillynet.com)
• Attackers strike using Web ads (news.com)
• Mozilla backtracks in eBay privacy flap (news.com)
• Microsoft to fix 'download warning' flaw (news.com)
• Google gets gruff over click fraud (news.com)
• Firefox cutting into IE's lead (news.com)
• Court Documents Not Fit for Web? (Wired)
• Splice (naeblis.cx)
• Undoing the Industrial Revolution (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• 40 Million Users Who Don't Buy Books (www.onlamp.com)
• Computers as Authors? Literary Luddites Unite! (www.nytimes.com)
• The RDF.net Challenge (www.tbray.org)
• Abbr vs Acronym (www.benmeadowcroft.com)
• Opening Everything (www.tbray.org)
• Introduction to XML Events (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Open Source CMS - Scary world (www.logemann.org)
• XML 2004: From the Exhibition Floor (xml.com)
• Repurposing RSS Content (www.rubyxml.com)
• Return fire (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• Bank Transfers Kick in When PayPal Limit Reached (www.gripe2ed.com)
• Everything you want to know (shortdomainname.com)
• Censorship Picture Comes Into Sharper Image (www.gripe2ed.com)
• U.S. Reports Possible Case of Mad Cow (New York Times)
• Afghan Poppy Growing Reaches Record Level, U.N. Says (New York Times)
• MPAA seeks Internet2 tests, P2P monitor role (news.com)
• Linux is not Red Hat, and other Sun-isms debunked (www.newsforge.com)
• Scott Hanselman's Tips for a Successful MSFT Presentation (www.hanselman.com)
• Report: Florida data suggests e-voting problems (news.com)
• Made in USA (www.paulgraham.com)
• We Are All Dubya's Doormat / News flash for ordinary Repubs and born-agains: Bush doesn't care about you, either (sfgate.com)
• What's wrong with the standard undergraduate computer science curriculum (philip.greenspun.com)
• Google Plans New Service for Scientists and Scholars (www.nytimes.com)
• Microsoft says IE updates possible (news.com)
• Firefox fortune hunters (news.com)
• More security hiccups for IE (news.com)
• Netscape aims beyond Firefox (news.com)
• FCC Crackdown Could Spread (Wired)
• Tim O'Reilly Interview, Part 1: Web 2.0 (www.readwriteweb.com)
• Tim O'Reilly Interview, Part 2: Business Models & RSS (www.readwriteweb.com)
• Tim O'Reilly Interview, Part 3: eBooks & Remix Culture (www.readwriteweb.com)
• Web Media Buyouts Coming? Kinda (Wired)
• WSDL 2: Just Say No (xml.com)
• The Faith-Based Encyclopedia (www.techcentralstation.com)
• The IE Factor (www.stopdesign.com)
• Building accessible tables (www.evolt.org)
• Ignoring the Elephant (blogs.sun.com)
• Open Document Worries (www.tbray.org)
• Garden Walls (www.tbray.org)
• Vodafone's 3G Presentation (russellbeattie.com)
• Textism (www.textism.com)
• Web development mistakes (www.456bereastreet.com)
• Web Standards Group - Ten Questions for Roger Johansson (webstandardsgroup.org)
• Marvel Battles Role Players (Wired)
• RSS Edges Into the Bureaucracy (Wired)
• Java XPath 1.0 Engine Comparison - Performance (www.asciiarmor.com)
• Opera Sings Blues, Posting 3Q Losses Triple Last Year's (www.ecommercetimes.com)
• Google More Evil Than Satan... (forevergeek.com)
• Bad Firefox! (www.weiqigao.com)
• Using PHP 5's XSL extension to perform XSL Transformations (www.tonymarston.net)
• Using PHP 5's DOM functions to create XML files from SQL data (www.tonymarston.net)
• Trust, contracts and UDDI (www.looselycoupled.com)
• A Development Infrastructure for PHP (www.tonymarston.net)
• Discover key features of DOM Level 3 Core, Part 1 (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Discover key features of DOM Level 3 Core, Part 2 (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Improve performance in your XML applications, Part 2 (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Tidying up your HTML with PHP 5 (www.zend.com)
• Firefox 1.0 to Gain More Mac OS X Features (www.eweek.com)
• A Day in The Semantic Web (www.betaversion.org)
• E-tail Fraud Remains a Threat (Wired)
• Firefox 1.0 Makes Flashy Debut (Wired)
• Mozilla releases Firefox 1.0 (news.com)
• Firefox maps its next moves (news.com)
• Firefox 1.0 fans clog Mozilla site (news.com)
• Mozilla Firefox Start Page (www.google.com)
• E-mail - where are all the hyperlinks? (www.itworld.com)
• Mozilla readies Firefox 1.0 release (news.com)
• Linkin' Park (xml.com)
• Bloggers make cash from Blogads (www.blogads.com)
• XML Matters: OASIS Election Markup Language (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• First Excuse For A Long Letter (palimpsest.stanford.edu)
• KISS and The Mom Factor (www.adambosworth.net)
• What is the platform? (www.adambosworth.net)
• How to rip videos from the iTunes music store (carlsbadcubes.com)
• The Atom API (xml.com)
• Atom Authentication (xml.com)
• Come to Daddy How Ken Schaffer's ME2TV (or Something Just Like It, But Cheaper) Will Change Television Forever (www.pbs.org)
• Google's Browser Plans (mozillanews.org)
• Brain.Save() - The Web Services Kernel (hyperthink.net)
• Microsoft's Worst Nightmare (www.business2.com)
• RDF for Modular, Extensible Markup (www.semanticplanet.com)
• Firefox smashes funding target (news.com)
• Extra! Wall Street Journal gives away Web content (news.com)
• You know you're a New Orleans native if ... (www.gumbopages.com)
• HP first major PC maker to launch Linux-based notebook (www.sfgate.com)
• Sun chips away at wireless chip connections (news.zdnet.com)
• The power of table-oriented programming (JavaWorld)
• DEAD LETTER OFFICE: GeorgeWBush.org: Bush/Cheney in 2004! (www.georgewbush.org)
• Float Time on Checks Shortens, as of Thursday (New York Times)
• E-Vote Vendors Hand Over Software (Wired)
• DMCA dealt serious blow by Sixth Circuit Appeals Court (arstechnica.com)
• ::Review: Effective XML (members.capmac.org)
• Panic! How it Works and What To Do About It (www.asktog.com)
• Major browsers bitten by security bugs (news.com)
• RSS for Mac OS X Roundtable (www.drunkenblog.com)
• Neo/J Patch3 Cowabunga! (www.tbray.org)
• ISPs the weakest link when it comes to free speech (observer.guardian.co.uk)
• SAX NamespaceSupport and Order of Operations (blogs.fivesight.com)
• Bad start (www.markbaker.ca)
• Revenge of the pop-ups (news.com)
• ICANN breaks budget impasse (news.com)
• Netscape: Bowed, but not broken (news.com)
• Where are Netscape's pioneers today? (news.com)
• Unearthing the origins of Firefox (news.com)
• IndyMedia Gets Its Servers Back (Wired)
• Qu'est-ce qu'un "result tree fragment"? Qu'est-ce qu'un "node set"? Comment passer de l'un à l'autre? (xmlfr.org)
• Curtain Call for Junk-Fax Blaster (Wired)
• Andreessen: IE faces one-two punch (news.com)
• Open Secrets: How the government lost the drug war in cyberspace. (www.reason.com)
• Ask Jeff Bezos, Adam Bosworth, John Doerr, Eddy Cue... (www.oreillynet.com)
• Web Industry Still Flies Blind (Wired)
• The Long Tail (Wired)
• Introduction to E4X (InfoWorld)
• Rhino 1.6 R1 (www.weiqigao.com)
• Don't Be Afraid to Drop the SOAP (www.perl.com)
• Why I dumped Internet Explorer (news.com)
• Internet fails to shine for 'silver surfers' (news.com)
• Sun pushes OpenOffice standard (news.com)
• Point. Shoot. Kiss It Good-Bye. (Wired)
• Browser campaign slams IE (news.com)
• Planning to dump IE? Think again (news.com)
• Why we can't completely ditch IE (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• What the Bubble Got Right (www.paulgraham.com)
• Eric Newcomer's Weblog: More on WS-* Complexity (www.iona.com)
• What Google tells us about the 2004 Internet (www.shorewalker.com)
• Reading Text Online (www.humanfactors.com)
• The Effects of Line Length on Children and Adults’ Online Reading Performance (psychology.wichita.edu)
• RSS Feeds That Suck: Cafe con Leche (www.25hoursaday.com)
• Google Bows to Chinese Censorship (Wired)
• Fear and Laptops on the Campaign Trail (www.nytimes.com)
• max-width in Internet Explorer (www.svendtofte.com)
• Hiding CSS from Netscape 4 (www.v2studio.com)
• Why tables for layout is stupid: problems defined, solutions offered (www.hotdesign.com)
• The Trouble With EM ’n EN (and Other Shady Characters): A List Apart (www.alistapart.com)
• The Q tag [dive into mark] (diveintomark.org)
• Progressive Enhancement (css-discuss.incutio.com)
• From Table Hacks to CSS Layout: A Web Designer’s Journey: A List Apart (www.alistapart.com)
• www. is deprecated. (no-www.org)
• Slash Forward (Some URLs are Better Than Others) (www.alistapart.com)
• Developing With Web Standards (www.456bereastreet.com)
• Creating accessible forms (www.webaim.org)
• Better Accessible Forms. Covers use of the <label> tag and more (www.accessify.com)
• The IE Factor (www.stopdesign.com)
• Web development mistakes, redux (www.456bereastreet.com)
• Back To Basics: (X)HTML Specs Made Easy (aspnetresources.com)
• Back To Basics: HTML (www.aspnetresources.com)
• Microsoft to secure IE for XP only (news.com)
• RSS Support In Firefox 1.0 RC: Live Bookmarks!!! (www.weiqigao.com)
• Sage, Firefox, and RSS (www.ericburke.com)
• Frustrated with the Limitations of XSD for XML Document Validation? Try Schematron!!! (www.25hoursaday.com)
• Mozilla could form base of a Google browser (uk.news.yahoo.com)
• Specs Are Like JSRs (www.25hoursaday.com)
• WS-* Specifications: Are there too many and are they too complex? (blogs.msdn.com)
• WS-Pagecount (www.tbray.org)
• WS-Halloween (www.franklinmint.fm)
• Blogging the Story Alive (Wired)
• WGIG will Reassess - or Reassert? - Governments' Role in Internet (www.icannwatch.org)
• SVG and the Search for <elegance> (metaphoricalweb.blogspot.com)
• Document/literal SOAP (www.nelson.monkey.org)
• The gift that wounds? (blogs.sun.com)
• The Loyal WS-Opposition (tbray.org)
• A complete guide to web services in one, short paragraph (seanmcgrath.blogspot.com)
• How to call web services with REST instead of SOAP (www.oreillynet.com)
• Are Web Services receding? (www.oreillynet.com)
• Java 5.0 : du solide pour XML (xmlfr.org)
• Bush vs. Kerry: Email Newsletters Rated (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Barbarians at the digital gate (news.com)
• Applying Distributed XML to The Open Source Paradigm Shift (www.oreillynet.com)
• More WS-* specs, more questions about architectural viability (weblogs.java.net)
• Firefox on the hunt (news.com)
• REST and FishEye (joe.truemesh.com)
• Intuit Pits Its Customers Against Its Partners (www.gripe2ed.com)
• Formats décimaux français (ou bilingues) pour W3C XML Schema (xmlfr.org)
• Broadband needs a nonpartisan FCC (news.com)
• Latest Mozilla releases fix 10 security flaws (news.com)
• Amazon releases A9 search engine (www.macworld.com)
• Microsoft flip-flop may signal blog clog (news.com)
• Finding Truth on the Internet (Wired)
• Mozilla burns to prove Firefox worthy (news.com)
• Don't Mess With Librarians (Wired)
• Satellite Service Battles Lag (Wired)
• Firefox browser to hit 1.0 milestone (news.com)
• The Need for Web Design Standards (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• La longue marche de JDOM 1.0 (xmlfr.org)
• GLAT: Google Labs Aptitude Test (www.almaer.com)
• Few don’ts of web page designing (blog.taragana.com)
• Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants: How not to run a service (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• Detecting XML charset encoding, getting it right (or at least trying to) (blogs.sun.com)
• Bruce Perens: the Linux colonel talks (www.vnunet.com)
• XML & DocBook: Structured Technical Documentation Authoring (www.linuxjournal.com)
• OOo Off the Wall: The Outlining and the Ecstasy (www.linuxjournal.com)
• Text Formatting with OpenOffice.org Writer (news.com)
• JSoup (dannyayers.com)
• XML: Too much of a good thing? (news.com)
• Microsoft's War on Bugs (Wired)
• Staging websites on Mac OS X (web-graphics.com)
• Preparing a Website for the Holiday Shopping Season (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Die, default namespaces, die (www.dehora.net)
• In Internet Calling, Skype Is Living Up to the Hype (www.nytimes.com)
• Browser Statistics (W3C)
• Friendster fires developer for blog (news.com)
• Parsing and Processing Large XML Documents with Digester Rules (www.onjava.com)
• SP2 vs. the plug-ins (news.com)
• The 7 Fallacies of XML Validation (www.theserverside.net)
• Atom - time to throw in the towel? (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• Geico gets green light to sue Google, Overture (news.com)
• Internet Gives Teenage Bullies Weapons to Wound From Afar (www.nytimes.com)
• Last Legs for Microsoft Word? (abcnews.go.com)
• Microsoft Word and "Smarter Than" (www.oreillynet.com)
• Checkmate XML (xml.com)
• The MSDN Camp vs. The Raymond Chen Camp (blogs.msdn.com)
• Drag-and-drop flaw mars Microsoft's latest update (news.com)
• Why specs matter (diveintomark.org)
• Why document.write() doesn't work in XML (ln.hixie.ch)
• Google IPO pops despite Dutch auction (cbs.marketwatch.com)
• Google forced to cut float price (www.guardian.co.uk)
• Extending HTML (ln.hixie.ch)
• Making Free IPods Pay Off (Wired)
• When Search Engines Become Answer Engines (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Thinking XML: Harold's Effective XML (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Parsing non-well-formed XML documents in PHP 5.1 (blog.bitflux.ch)
• PC Magazine Opinion: Kill Microsoft Word (www.pcmag.com)
• Monster Oriented (www.dehora.net)
• Google revealed in Playboy interview? (news.com)
• Mozilla Foundation Announces XForms Development Project (www.mozilla.org)
• Wired News: Why Trust Registration Data? (Wired)
• Usability & Useful Stuff (blogs.sun.com)
• Change the Color of Visited Links (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Safari, Web Services, and You (weblogs.java.net)
• Amazon will not handle book on Bush-Saudi links (books.guardian.co.uk)
• Mozilla to squash security bugs (news.com)
• Inside Firefox: Firefox 1.0 Preview Release (weblogs.mozillazine.org)
• About XML (weblogs.asp.net)
• MyDoom variant slams mailboxes, search engines (news.com)
• What if Mozilla were to win in the end? (blogs.sun.com)
• Techies Reshape 9/11 History (Wired)
• A Day in the Life of #Apache (www.onlamp.com)
• Open Arms for Open-Source News (Wired)
• Ecma International Approves ECMAScript for XML (biz.yahoo.com)
• When Backwards Compatibility Mode Isn't (blogs.msdn.com)
• UC fires back at Microsoft in browser battle (news.com)
• We Don't Need No Stinkin' Login (Wired)
• Changing the Face of Web Surfing (Wired)
• Exposing click fraud (news.com)
• Downloading for Democracy (Wired)
• Software That Lasts 200 Years (www.bricklin.com)
• The second browser war (www.guardian.co.uk)
• Searching for The New York Times (Wired)
• Geolocation: Don't Fence Web In (Wired)
• InfoWorld: Microsoft products also vulnerable to Mozilla flaw (InfoWorld)
• More Extensions for Mozilla (Wired)
• Mozilla Flaw Lets Links Run Arbitrary Programs (www.eweek.com)
• An Interview with Michael Kay (xml.com)
• Another Internet Explorer flaw found (news.com)
• Destination Wi-Fi, by rail, bus or boat (news.com)
• Enterprises Slow to Dump IE (www.eweek.com)
• Building a Better Mozilla (Wired)
• Reassure Customers and Generate Repeat Purchases in E-Commerce (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Professor gives Cisco manual away for free (news.com)
• Time for a Redesign: Dr. Jakob Nielsen (www.cioinsight.com)
• Paid Inclusion Losing Charm? (Wired)
• Metadata for the desktop (usefulinc.com)
• Microsoft Posts Security Update (Wired)
• The blogging cover-up (news.com)
• Charles Simonyi's Not So Little Secret (wiredblogs.tripod.com)
• From Bravo to Word (weblogs.asp.net)
• Microsoft Internet Explorer does not properly validate source of redirected frame (networks.org)
• Pop-up program reads keystrokes, steals passwords (news.com)
• When standards don't apply (news.com)
• Iraq Internet presence in Limbo (www.theinquirer.net)
• IE flaw may boost rival browsers (news.com)
• Two Sigma: Usability and Six Sigma Quality Assurance (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Non-Extractive Parsing for XML (xml.com)
• Cases: Paying Homage to the Wisdom of Voices From Medicine's Past (www.nytimes.com)
• Creating XML with Genx (xml.com)
• The Open Source Paradigm Shift (tim.oreilly.com)
• A Quiet Revolt Puts Costly Journals on Web (www.nytimes.com)
• Brendan's Roadmap Updates: The non-world non-wide non-web (weblogs.mozillazine.org)
• Daring Fireball: The Location Field Is the New Command Line (daringfireball.net)
• Using XPath from within Mozilla based browsers (www.xmldatabases.org)
• Researchers warn of infectious Web sites (news.com)
• Search engines rethink paid inclusion (news.com)
• Google's Gag Order (www.perrspectives.com)
• Progress Report for Net Censors (Wired)
• Trying to make Web services make sense (news.com)
• Why You Should Dump Internet Explorer (channels.lockergnome.com)
• Spolsky's requests for Web Applications from Dean Jackson (W3C)
• Joel on Software - Thursday, June 17, 2004 (www.joelonsoftware.com)
• Questions about Longhorn, part 1: WinFS (InfoWorld)
• No-Regrets Microsoft May Restore Security, but Not Trust (TechNews.com) (Washington Post)
• Scott Collins interview (arstechnica.com)
• Ireland Leery of 3G Phones (Wired)
• Web newspaper registration stirs debate (www.cnn.com)
• Why RDF is more than XML (W3C)
• Permissions on Digital Media Drive Scholars to Lawbooks (www.nytimes.com)
• Tools with Proprietary Source Control? Be Careful. (paulhammant.com)
• Google mulls RSS support (news.com)
• IBM faces copyright infringement suit (news.com)
• Wi-Fi: If Not Free, Then How? (Wired)
• A Contest to Outwit Google (Wired)
• Hijacking Harry Potter, Quidditch Broom and All (www.nytimes.com)
• Butting Heads Over the '906 Rebuttal (www.oreillynet.com)
• Can't stop the pop-ups (news.com)
• XML or RDF? (www.markbaker.ca)
• Wanted: Cheap Metadata (www.oreillynet.com)
• On Search: Metadata (tbray.org)
• Shaping forms for an XML-based future (InfoWorld)
• In the Virtual Stacks, Pirated Books Find Eager Thumbs (www.nytimes.com)
• Yahoo Gives Adware a Second Chance (story.news.yahoo.com)
• XML tag share analysis and power law distributions (seanmcgrath.blogspot.com)
• Hixie's Natural Log: Spring 2004 Travelog: Part 8 (First Day of the Workshop) (ln.hixie.ch)
• Hixie's Natural Log: Spring 2004 Travelog: Part 2 (Backwards Compatibility) (ln.hixie.ch)
• Smoke, Mirrors and Silence: The Browser Wars Reignite (www.informit.com)
• Berners-Lee Keeps WWW2004 Focused on Semantic Web (xml.com)
• Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac review by PC Magazine (www.pcmag.com)
• Microsoft behind $12 million payment to Opera (news.com)
• Plus ca change (westciv.typepad.com)
• Filtered HTML from Word (www.dotnetindia.com)
• Filemaker's XML is not UTF-8 (www.crankycoder.com)
• XLink: A Hyperspace Oddity (www.itworld.com)
• Channeling Cupertino: Mac Office 2004: Unicode, Language Support, and a few bugs (macartisan.typepad.com)
• Freedom 0 (diveintomark.org)
• Card Seem at Risk? Try a Stunt Double (www.nytimes.com)
• adot's notblog*: opera 7.5 (weblogs.mozillazine.org)
• Working XML: UML, XMI, and code generation, Part 2 (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• XSLT 2.0 Sir? (blogs.msdn.com)
• Extensible Code Generation with Java, Part 1 (today.java.net)
• Search engines take the stand (news.com)
• Processing Large XML Documents with PHP 5 (blog.bitflux.ch)
• Mozilla developers smarter than IE developers (blog.colorstudy.com)
• IBM plans Web-based desktop software (news.com)
• DOM Level 3 a W3C Recommendation (www.laurenwood.org)
• Databases flex their XML (InfoWorld)
• XML Europe 2004 : refactoring XML? (In French, xmlfr.org)
• What can't you find on Google? Vital statistics (observer.guardian.co.uk)
• HTTP over SOAP!?!?!? (www.tbray.org)
• More Reasons to Love Google (Wired)
• Web Services Theory and Practice (www.tbray.org)
• Quirky Google Culture Endangered? (Wired)
• Mozilla, Gnome mull united front against Longhorn (news.com)
• You call that a standard? (news.com)
• Computer Student on Trial for Aid to Muslim Web Sites (www.nytimes.com)
• NETI to Examine Net's Strengths (Wired)
• Libraries Wired, and Reborn (www.nytimes.com)
• Microsoft releases another XML spec (news.com)
• Sun Shows Its True Colors, Says Groklaw's "PJ" (LinuxWorld) (www.linuxworld.com)
• Maujempur Journal: On a Newfangled Voting Machine, the Same Old Fraud (New York Times)
• Google's chastity belt too tight (news.com)
• The Fuss About Gmail and Privacy: Nine Reasons Why It's Bogus (www.oreillynet.com)
• Bill de hÓra: XML 1.1 in a Nutshell (www.dehora.net)
• Forgent Sues Over JPEG Patent (Wired)
• Web Inventor Takes the Prize (Wired)
• The Verizon to Add Internet Surcharge (www.nytimes.com)
• A Manifesto for Collaborative Tools (www.blueoxen.org)
• davidtemkin.com: The lost art of user interface programming (www.davidtemkin.com)
• Is OpenOffice Doomed? (fishbowl.pastiche.org)
• W3C works out DOM kinks (news.com)
• Web services security spec locked down (news.com)
• Traveling Down the Memory Hole (Wired)
• Find the Download in a Haystack (Wired)
• The Blogging of the President: 2004 (news.com)
• Ant and XML Build Files (x180.net)
• SXML and SSAX -- Manipulating XML in the Scheme Programming Language -- (gnosis.cx)
• XML for Word Processors -- Open source embraces XML as native document format -- (gnosis.cx)
• x-cp.org - Light the Fiber! (www.x-cp.org)
• What's New in System.Xml for Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0 Release (msdn.microsoft.com)
• Shirky: Situated Software (www.shirky.com)
• Single Input -- Multiple Outputs (www.rattlesnake.com)
• SOAP author says enough specs already (InfoWorld)
• Extra headaches of securing XML (news.com)
• If You're Going To Localize, Localize Properly (www.johntopley.com)
• Dictatorship.com (www.tnr.com)
• OpenOffice (www.tbray.org)
• Yahoo Update (www.tbray.org)
• Open Letter to ICANN (www.odr.info)
• SVG and its Path into the Linux Desktop (news.com)
• Opera's browser finds its voice (news.com)
• Enhancing Data Interoperability with Ontologies, Canonical Forms, and Include Files (www.xfront.com)
• XML Namespaces Support in Python Tools, Part 1 (xml.com)
• Firefox fills the IE void (InfoWorld)
• Mobile phones steal the show (www.guardian.co.uk)
• Get Out of My Namespace (www.nytimes.com)
• Web 'copycats' ripping off small businesses (www.silicon.com)
• At a Mountain Monastery, Old Texts Gain Digital Life (www.nytimes.com)
• Blog format truce proposed (news.com)
• PFIR Conference Announcement: "Preventing the Internet Meltdown" (www.pfir.org)
• US universities threaten to cancel subscriptions to Elsevier journals (bmj.bmjjournals.com)
• Adobe adds bar codes to PDF forms (news.com)
• Open Source XML Diff Written in Java (www.manageability.org)
• Yahoo to Charge for Guaranteeing a Spot on Its Index (www.nytimes.com)
• Lennon jukebox reveals Beatles' musical debts (www.guardian.co.uk)
• Feds reject Eolas browser patent (news.com)
• Pictures and Lies (www.tbray.org)
• Protocol Design: The Need for Speed (webservices.xml.com)
• The Curse of the Hundred Bagger (www.pbs.org)
• redemption in a blog: Switching to Firefox to get easier (blog.codefront.net)
• XML.com: Using XML Catalogs with JAXP (xml.com)
• Beware of strangers (diveintomark.org)
• Real's reality (news.com)
• AskJeeves denounces paid inclusion (news.com)
• If ICANN can't, who can? (news.com)
• The Reinvention of Neil Young, Part 6 (Wired)
• Extra! Extra! Read All About You (Wired)
• SVG Generation with genx (home.comcast.net)
• XML options in Java and .NET (www.dehora.net)
• Microsoft places bet on Whitehorse (news.com)
• Waking Up From a DOM Induced Coma (donxml.com)
• Bill de hóra: Under the hood at PubSub (www.dehora.net)
• Talk.org: The Browser Threat Model (talk.org)
• Edge East 2004 - A Skeptic's Tour (weblogs.java.net)
• VeriSign sues ICANN to restore Site Finder (news.com)
• Patents raise stakes in search wars (news.com)
• Microsoft Creates a Stir in Its Work With the U.N. (www.nytimes.com)
• Defiant Downloads Rise From Underground (www.nytimes.com)
• Apache License v2.0 and GPL Compatibility - The Apache Software Foundation (www.apache.org)
• Memory resident (blog.topix.net)
• W3C risks patent tussle in standard push (news.com)
• Perl Gets Extreme Makeover (story.news.yahoo.com)
• FSF: New Apache License not GPL-Compatible (yro.slashdot.org)
• Webmonkey, RIP: 1996 – 2004 (Wired)
• UTF-8 history (www.cl.cam.ac.uk)
• Determining the character encoding of a feed [dive into mark] (diveintomark.org)
• Second Impressions of StAX (blog.fivesight.com)
• Microsoft Locks Up XML Patent (news.com)
• Online Shopper: Toll-Free Apology Soothes Savage Beast (www.nytimes.com)
• Microsoft: Oops! We Did It Again (Wired)
• Microsoft 'critical' flaw warning (news.bbc.co.uk)
• Mozilla holds 'fire' in naming fight (news.com)
• Now Hear This: VoiceXML Spec on the Move (news.com)
• Corel sells XML division (news.com)
• False Domain Info May Mean Jail (Wired)
• XML 1.1: The W3C Gets It Wrong (www.25hoursaday.com)
• AskTog: Top 10 Reasons to Not Shop On Line (www.asktog.com)
• The Plum Pudding Model of Atom (www.1060.org)
• The myth of RSS compatibility (diveintomark.org)
• IE security patch nixes some apps (news.com)
• Cookies or cookieless ? (weblogs.asp.net)
• Microsoft releases early IE fix (news.com)
• Car Talk: Windows Media (cartalk.com)
• Cannabis online: click now and it's with you in 24 hours (www.guardian.co.uk)
• Microsoft to Change IE Behavior to Block Spoofing Attacks (www.eweek.com)
• Computing, Control and Collaboration - The Mac's Next Decade (www.macintouch.com)
• Sane XML (oreillynet.com)
• Microsoft seeks XML-related patents (news.com)
• GB 18030: A mega-codepage (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Programming with Circles, Triangles and Rectangles (www.cl.cam.ac.uk)
• Competitive Testing of Website Usability (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Show and tell for Microsoft (news.com)
• Oracle apps to work with Mozilla (news.com)
• The history of draconian error handling in XML (diveintomark.org)
• What matters? (www.mulberrytech.com)
• Web Services? What has the industry been smoking? (www.artima.com)
• IE conversation is great (radio.weblogs.com)
• A Real-Life Debate on Free Expression in a Cyberspace City (www.nytimes.com)
• Judge rules Microsoft infringed on Eolas patent (news.com)
• Serenity through markup (www.adtmag.com)
• WordML and XHTML - Separated at Birth? (www.gotdotnet.com)
• On Atom and Postel’s Law (norman.walsh.name)
• Why the Infoset? (lists.xml.org)
• Niue WiFi Network Gone, .nu TLD May Follow (slashdot.org)
• On Postel, Again (www.tbray.org)
• ISSN for the masses: extending recognition of the medium (ken.coar.org)
• Web Services Security - HTTP Digest Authentication without Active Directory (www.rassoc.com)
• New AtomAPI Implementation Release (Discusses custom ATOM authorization scheme to supplement digest authentication) (bitworking.org)
• IE, Apache Clash on Web Standard (Possibly out-of-date article claiming Borg and non-Borg servers don't interoperate for digest authentication) (www.eweek.com)
• HTTP Digest Authentication Misconceptions (www.ietf.org)
• How to Deconstruct Almost Anything (www.info.ucl.ac.be)
• For love not money: How WhyFi can turn hotspots into a real industry (www.pbs.org)
• A Guide to Web Authentication Alternatives: Part 2 (www.unixpapa.com)
• Password protection in Microsoft Word criticized (news.com)
• 'Unfixable' Word password hole exposed (news.zdnet.co.uk)
• Real offers new tech, song store (news.com)
• Web Services? What has the industry been smoking? (www.artima.com)
• Now it's Ancestors Reunited (www.guardian.co.uk)
• Banished Words List :: 2004 (www.lssu.edu)
• A steady dose of realtime interruptions is toxic to anyone's health. (www.acmqueue.com)

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