2005 Readings about XML

• Review: Firefox 1.5 and Thunderbird 1.5 (internet.newsforge.com)
• Ajaxian: How to tell the difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 (ajaxian.com)
• branding is dead (www.gapingvoid.com)
• Announcing the Fortune 500 Business Blog Index (Chris Anderson, The Long Tail)
• ShoutingLoudly: Blogging a dead horse (shoutingloudly.blogspot.com)
• Spy Agency Removes Illegal Tracking Files (New York Times)
• The positive side effect of big text: less text (Jason, Signal vs. Noise)
• When News Breaks, Flashy Content Loses Out (New York Times)
• Libel legacy of ousted aristocrat threatens internet (The Guardian)
• Interesting, Yes! Suprising? Not The Slightest Bit. (<XSLT:Blog author="M. David Peterson" />)
• The Media Fall for Some Savvy Marketing (Gal Beckerman, CJR Daily : the audit)
• Technical Disintermediation? (James Robertson)
• The Long Tail: The Probabilistic Age (www.thelongtail.com)
• Saving the Net: How to Keep the Carriers from Flushing the Net Down the Tubes (www.linuxjournal.com)
• micah.sifry.com: November 2005 Archives (micah.sifry.com)
• IBM blackballs Ecma TC45 (blogs.sun.com)
• Your Right to Be an Idiot (Wired)
• Reinventing Email using REST (www.prescod.net)
• Ari Paparo Dot Com: Getting it Right (www.aripaparo.com)
• Take Your Cable Channels With You on the Road (New York Times)
• Net wiretapping plans under fire (news.com)
• Xerces 2.8.0 plan (svn.apache.org)
• Project Bait and Switch (www.peacefire.org)
• Mac IE's Death: A Case for Microsoft Disbanding or Transfering the Windows IE Team (Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life)
• Microsoft Ends IE for Mac (slashdot.org)
• Consumer-Generated Justice: Blogger Sidelines E-Commerce Site - 12/02/2005 (publications.mediapost.com)
• public virtual MemoryStream: Subscribed to Digg? better get written permission (www.hutteman.com)
• MS Research: Typo-Squatters Are Gaming Google (www.eweek.com)
• Google Offers a Bird's (New York Times)
• Wikipedia Founder Edits Own Bio (Wired)
• Media Type Specifications and Registration Procedures (ftp.rfc-editor.org)
• Passionate Users Talk Different (Kathy Sierra, Creating Passionate Users)
• How to kill real voices (James Robertson)
• IBM UDDI Business Registry: Shutdown FAQ (uddi.ibm.com)
• Wikipedia, Britannica (Wired)
• Drop the <!DOCTYPE> (www.tbray.org)
• E-Paper's Killer App (Wired)
• Eitan Suez's Blog: An Epiphany (weblogs.java.net)
• A Selection of the Most Blogged (New York Times)
• OpenOffice 2.0 passes the first trial-by-fire (Bruce Eckel's Weblog)
• The price of freedom (Charles McCathieNevile) (my.opera.com)
• Bake, Don’t Fry (www.aaronsw.com)
• Eternal Silence (Danny, Raw)
• A UN/WIPO Plan to Regulate Distribution of Information on the Internet (www.huffingtonpost.com)
• The future of HTML, Part 1: WHATWG (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Please Sir. Can I have some more XML? (cafe.elharo.com)
• POST vs. PUT (www.elharo.com)
• XML.com: Escaped Markup Considered Harmful (www.xml.com)
• Escaped Markup: What To Do Instead (norman.walsh.name)
• Handling Atom Text and Content Constructs (www.xml.com)
• Is Wikipedia safe from libel liability? (news.com)
• IEBlog : The <?xml> prolog, strict mode, and XHTML in IE (blogs.msdn.com)
• Wikipedia Tightens the Reins (Wired)
• Lean XHTML and Precise CSS (businesslogs.com)
• Must-Ignore and Must-Understand (www.megginson.com)
• The Sweet Spot (PBS)
• Flying with the Flock (Understanding XML)
• Blogging and the Press (Understanding XML)
• Google Analytics (www.tbray.org)
• Native XML Comes To Firefox 1.5's JavaScript (www.weiqigao.com)
• Amazon Web Services API Namespaces (www.xmldatabases.org)
• Cut and paste (BBC)
• 10 Simple Tips for Better Blogging (blog.taragana.com)
• Inspirational Technology: XML is done (www.xmldatabases.org)
• Firefox flaw highlighted (www.techworld.com)
• That Google feeling, but on the cheap (news.com)
• Executive Wants to Charge for Web Speed (Washington Post)
• Don't Call It Spyware (Wired)
• Did you know about Japex? (weblogs.java.net)
• RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0, Compared (www.tbray.org)
• The myth of RSS compatibility [dive into mark] (diveintomark.org)
• XML.com: REST on Rails (www.xml.com)
• Massachusetts assaults monoculture (news.com)
• XML 2005 (norman.walsh.name)
• Printing a Book with CSS: Boom! (www.alistapart.com)
• Geocaching with decimal degrees (norman.walsh.name)
• Running into the non-spec (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• Money Is There to Aid Rural Internet, but Loans Are Hard to Get (New York Times)
• Browser Face-Off - Yahoo! News (news.yahoo.com)
• Blogging With a Wooden Tongue (wired-vig.wired.com)
• My Ruby on Rails Experience, Part 1 (grahamglass.blogs.com)
• What Google Should Roll Out Next: A Privacy Upgrade (New York Times)
• Googling For Gold (www.businessweek.com)
• Firefox plans mass marketing drive (news.com)
• Web services guest bile (www.jroller.com)
• The Dilbert Blog: Results of Why I’m Stupid (dilbertblog.typepad.com)
• Fitnesse Testing for Fast-Paced Agile Web Development (today.java.net)
• XForms and Internet Applications: CURIEs: A Compact URI Syntax / Semantic Links (internet-apps.blogspot.com)
• Put Your Money Where Your Mind Is (Wired)
• Microsoft to standardize Office formats (news.com)
• The Saga of The Saga (Wired)
• Microsoft Disavows Internet Explorer (wiredblogs.tripod.com)
• The Seven Deadly Sins of Blogging (www.greatnexus.com)
• Web 2.0 (www.paulgraham.com)
• Accessibility Is Not Enough ) (www.useit.com)
• Books for lending, data for taking (news.com)
• Do Apache Projects come with too much overhead? (feather.planetapache.org)
• Why Blogs Suck: Lack of Focus (www.thesassers.com)
• Google-Mart (PBS)
• Pity the PR Professional (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• Connecting to the Internet with Bluetooth and the Motorola V710 (www.bactroid.net)
• Digg Just Might Bury Slashdot (Wired)
• Digg Gets Kiss From a Rose (Wired)
• U.S. reaches Net detente with U.N. (news.com)
• Eat, Sleep, Work, Consume, Die (Wired)
• Google's Tough Call (Wired)
• Riot Crackdown Nets Bloggers (Wired)
• Managing Semi-Structured Data - We have to learn to use and exploit schemas as helpers, but not rely on their existence or allow them to be constraining factors. (www.acmqueue.org)
• REX: XML Shallow Parsing with Regular Expressions (www.cs.sfu.ca)
• XML and Semi-Structured Data - What role can XML play in solving the semi-structured data problem? (www.acmqueue.org)
• Enterprise Usability (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• Yahoo! Search Web Services - Local Search (V2) Documentation (developer.yahoo.net)
• Cracks in the Wall Between Advertising and News (New York Times)
• Yahoo breaks Godwin's Law (fury.com)
• Learning from THE WEB - The Web has taught us many lessons about distributed computing, but some of the most important ones have yet to fully take hold. (acmqueue.com)
• Using Lawsuits to Unmask Anonymous Bloggers (www.concurringopinions.com)
• Alleged Pop-Up Hacker Busted (Wired)
• JavaOne Tokyo '05: Hotel rooms and technology (weblogs.java.net)
• Democrats defeat election-law aid for bloggers (news.com)
• Automatic abusive language detector for EULAs (www.boingboing.net)
• Google throws bodies at OpenOffice (news.com)
• Using character entities and NCRs (www.w3.org)
• The Google Web Accelerator is back with a vengeance (37signals.com)
• Encode your XML documents in UTF-8 (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Creating Passionate Users: How to spend your marketing and ad budget (headrush.typepad.com)
• User-Friendly XML Config (weblogs.java.net)
• Making Universities Pay for Government Surveillance (www.concurringopinions.com)
• Google revenue nearly doubles (news.com)
• 100,000,000 DOWNLOADS! | Spread Firefox (www.spreadfirefox.com)
• Throwing the Books at Google (Wired)
• Senators: Bloggers may not be true journalists (news.com)
• Brian Jones: Office XML Formats : The myth of the Binary Key (blogs.msdn.com)
• Notes on Porting an XSLT/HTML Application to XForms/SOAP (copia.ogbuji.net)
• XForms & Cause-and-Effect Programming (Dr. Dobbs)
• IBM buys XML appliance maker (news.com)
• Nathan's Markup Language (NML) (ncyoung.com)
• Tighten Web Security, Banks Told (Wired)
• Fox News Anti OpenDoc Writer Funded By Microsoft (www.webpronews.com)
• Weblog Usability: The Top Ten Design Mistakes (www.useit.com)
• Wi-Fi Cloud Covers Rural Oregon (Wired)
• What Would Jesus Blog? (Wired)
• Seeing Is Believing (PBS)
• OpenOffice celebrates anniversary by squashing bug (news.com)
• Good old entities (eric.van-der-vlist.com)
• Lawyers shouldn't edit XML documents (eric.van-der-vlist.com)
• The Submarine (www.paulgraham.com)
• Battle blogging for profit (www.latimes.com)
• Architecture and Speed of Common XML Operations (www.mulberrytech.com)
• Don't Let Fear Kill Muni Wi-Fi (Wired)
• Cyber Loophole (Washington Post)
• Cellular-Free Enclaves Fight to Save Pay Phones (New York Times)
• In the Classification Kingdom, Only the Fittest Survive (New York Times)
• Sun Microsystems' Florian Reuter: will the real XML please stand up! (madpenguin.org)
• Delaware Supreme Court Declines to Unmask a Blogger (New York Times)
• Flock, the New Browser on the Block (www.businessweek.com)
• A Real Remedy for Phishers (Wired)
• Power grab could split the Net (news.com)
• Top Ten Web Design Mistakes of 2005 (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• Is Cocoon Obsolete? (permalink.gmane.org)
• Tutoriels Jakarta Commons : Commons Digester (beuss.developpez.com)
• China sets new rules on Internet news (news.com)
• Massachusetts moves ahead sans Microsoft (news.com)
• Would You Send Your Mom To Jail To Make Money? (www.thetechzone.com)
• Google Goes Las Vegas (PBS)
• Tips for the Crusading Blogger (Wired)
• How Microsoft can 'kill' Google (The Register)
• Let Google Copy! (Wired)
• Goof Lets Times' Content Go Free (Wired)
• XML in Firefox 1.5, Part 1: Overview of XML features (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Opera Web browser goes ad free (www.macworld.com)
• Protest Over Metal Detectors Gains Legs as Students Walk Out (New York Times)
• Office 12 makeover takes on 'feature creep' (news.com)
• Mozilla hits back at browser security claim (news.zdnet.co.uk)
• Copyright Lawsuit Targets Google (Wired)
• Shame on FEMA (www.computerworld.com)
• For Yahoo, Mistrust Is Popping Up (www.businessweek.com)
• Google Takes On Copyright Laws (Wired)
• Apple File Formats (tbray.org)
• Forms vs. Applications (www.useit.com)
• note from Prof Knuth (lists.w3.org)
• Just What the Professor Ordered (New York Times)
• Yahoo Moves Into the Hot Zone (Wired)
• New Firefox, Mozilla releases coming to fix bugs (news.com)
• Open Internet, We Hardly Knew Ye (Wired)
• Killer Buzz Flocks to New Browser (Wired)
• Mistaken child-porn raid leads to lawsuit (www.kansas.com)
• Yahoo Role Documented in Chinese Trial (New York Times)
• Massachusetts Back-Room (www.tbray.org)
• On the Internet, Nobody Knows You're a Bot (Wired)
• Microsoft Web plan takes aim at Google (news.com)
• Gussying up for the Opera (news.com)
• Web Cameras Will Not Show Walrus Hunt (New York Times)
• PayPal Freezes Out Katrina Aid (Wired)
• Legal Showdown in Search Fracas (Wired)
• Yahoo 'helped jail China writer' (BBC)
• How I failed the Turing test (www.blogcadre.com)
• The Slow Tail: Time Lag Between Visiting and Buying (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• Legal worries led Massachusetts to open standards (news.zdnet.co.uk)
• With Textbooks, Students Show How Smart They Are (New York Times)
• Hurricane Forces New Orleans Newspaper to Face a Daunting Set of Obstacles (New York Times)
• Uncentered Mind » Blog Archive » The Power of Plain Text (gnuvince.net)
• Why the Internet Isn't the Death of the Post Office (New York Times)
• Sometimes, It's Not the Tuition. It's the Textbooks. (New York Times)
• Addressing Proliferation: Deeds not just Words (blogs.sun.com)
• Macworld: Mac OS X Hints: Build a better Safari (www.macworld.com)
• eBay's legacy at 10 (news.com)
• Craigslist Versus Katrina (Wired)
• Alternative browsers pose challenge for cybersleuths (news.com)
• Flash EULA Doesn't Fit the Times (yro.slashdot.org)
• Google balances privacy, reach (news.com)
• Groupware Bad (www.jwz.org)
• Model-driven XML forms generation, Part 1: Start using the XML Forms Generator (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• BBC plans to put channels on net (BBC)
• FCC requirement could strand VoIP customers (news.com)
• AOL agrees to customer service reform (news.zdnet.com)
• DSL, cable providers spar with Vonage (news.com)
• Barring None, Geek Camp Rocks (Wired)
• Using the XMLHttpRequest Object and AJAX to Spy On You (www.devx.com)
• Obie, Has It Been 9 Years Already? (jroller.com)
• Click Fraud Claims Drive Lawsuits (Wired)
• E-Mail Thief Pays the Price (Wired)
• Copia (copia.ogbuji.net)
• only this, and nothing more: Serving Many Masters (nothing-more.blogspot.com)
• URLs in Internet Explorer 7 (blogs.msdn.com)
• Tigers and gorillas - for sale on the internet (The Guardian)
• Firefox's Market Share Slips; IE Rises (news.yahoo.com)
• Google Library vs. Publishers (radar.oreilly.com)
• StarOffice 8 release date slips (news.com)
• Google: An Apology (comment.zdnet.co.uk)
• Copyright Office poll: IE-only OK? (news.com)
• Berners-Lee on the read/write web (BBC)
• IE flaw opens door to infection on sight (news.com)
• Coming to campus: E-books with expiration dates (news.com)
• International Sites: Minimum Requirements (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• Creating Passionate Users: When process goes bad (headrush.typepad.com)
• Google's Chief Is Googled, to the Company's Displeasure (New York Times)
• iWon News (apnews1.iwon.com)
• Riding With the Urban Mappers (Wired)
• Simon Willison: Staying valid (simon.incutio.com)
• Simon Willison: Don't build web apps that only work in IE (simon.incutio.com)
• Extreme Markup, Day 3 (www.oreillynet.com)
• XML.com: On the Extreme Fringe of XML (www.xml.com)
• Extreme Markup, Day 2 (www.oreillynet.com)
• Overlap - Extreme Markup Languages (extreme.xmlhack.com)
• Guide to Using XMLHttpRequest (with Baby Steps) from WebPasties (www.webpasties.com)
• As Google grows, how much does it know about you? (news.findlaw.com)
• A Review of IE 7 Beta 1 (www.clothedandy.com)
• Critics Squeeze Cisco Over China (Wired)
• Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants: So much for "Don't be Evil" (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• Re: Support for HTTP charset parameter (lists.apple.com)
• The Birth of Google (Wired)
• Migrate apps from Internet Explorer to Mozilla (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Motherhood and Apple Pie (lesscode.org)
• Netscape fixes browser flaws (news.com)
• Amazon No Longer the Role Model for E-Commerce Design (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• Abolish XML namespaces? (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Major Firefox release delayed (news.com)
• Unpatched IE flaws reported (news.com)
• The Web cookie is crumbling – and marketers feel the fallout (www.theglobeandmail.com)
• Web challenge to English supremacy (The Guardian)
• Stop Press! Electronic paper is here (insight.zdnet.co.uk)
• Firefox: Doing it for love (insight.zdnet.co.uk)
• Voters say 'yes' to fiber (www.theadvertiser.com)
• Cross Site Scripting Could Make You Lose Your Cookies (www.sitepoint.com)
• Apache's Lenya as Easy as 1.2.3 (Internet News)
• City's fiber project goes to a vote (news.com)
• Socket + XML = pitfall (weblogs.java.net)
• Firefox gains on IE in June (InfoWorld)
• Imposter sites plague free credit report site (news.com)
• RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0, Compared (www.tbray.org)
• Web archive sued over use in another suit (news.com)
• Public tests new version of Flash player (news.com)
• Mozilla patches bugs in Firefox, Thunderbird (www.computerworld.com)
• The Filtered Future - China's bid to divide the Internet. By Tim Wu (www.slate.com)
• Lazy, stupid and evil design (The Guardian)
• The New Public Relations (www.tbray.org)
• Bloggers Need Not Apply (chronicle.com)
• Browsers add BitTorrent support (news.com)
• Google to release Firefox toolbar (ZDNet)
• Rumored Microsoft Adware Deal Raises Red Flags (www.eweek.com)
• A Tool to Wake Up Wi-Fi Zombies (Wired)
• Simplify XML processing with XJ (www-128.ibm.com)
• New Web Developer Features in Deer Park Alpha 1 (www.mozilla.org)
• Map Hacks on Crack (Wired)
• Bloggers Fight for 'Shield' Law (Wired)
• Microsoft warns of unpatched IE flaw (news.com)
• Net Pioneer Wants New Internet (Wired)
• Advertiser sues Google over click fraud (www.macworld.com)
• U.S. Keeps Hold on Internet (Wired)
• Blog rolling? D.C.'s new spin on Net rules (news.com)
• Convenience, but Not for Everyone (www.nytimes.com)
• Cable Firms Can Block ISPs (Wired)
• Internet Explorer 7 Screenshots (www.flexbeta.net)
• Major advertisers caught in spyware net (www.businessweek.com)
• To Catch a Thief (www.nytimes.com)
• MS embraces RSS (philringnalda.com)
• Coming Soon: MS Office Alternatives for Mac (www.eweek.com)
• Microsoft to bolster RSS support (news.com)
• Microsoft confirms RSS plans (news.com)
• eBay gets an earful from sellers (news.com)
• Almost All Libraries in U.S. Offer Free Access to Internet (www.nytimes.com)
• IE pop-up spoof won't get patch (news.com)
• Websites alienate Firefox users (news.bbc.co.uk)
• Opera: Firefox user figures \'inflated\' (news.zdnet.co.uk)
• Chinese Blogger Slams Microsoft (Wired)
• Take two: Netscape sends out another patch (news.com)
• Working with JAXB 2.0 (weblogs.java.net)
• XQuery takes center stage in eXist database (InfoWorld)
• Privacy issues with Google library search (news.com)
• Opera fixes browser flaws (news.com)
• Firefox faces trademark squabble (www.zdnet.com.au)
• JAXP Builds now available (weblogs.java.net)
• Core Java Technology Features in Mustang (java.sun.com)
• JAXP 1.4 at Java.Net (weblogs.java.net)
• Enough Keyword Searches. Just Answer My Question (www.nytimes.com)
• What is XML? (nothing-more.blogspot.com)
• XML Matters: Beyond the DOM (www-128.ibm.com)
• Managing XML data: Native XML databases (www-128.ibm.com)
• Microsoft offers tabbed browsing--in IE 6 (news.com)
• Ajax Mistakes (sourcelabs.com)
• The Photojournalist: Which Camera Does This Pro Use? It Depends on the Shot (www.nytimes.com)
• Accepting a Webby? Brevity, Please (www.nytimes.com)
• Firefox growing in Europe too (news.com)
• The politics of .xxx (news.com)
• Say Hello to WebKit! (weblogs.mozillazine.org)
• Why didn't I just listen to Elliotte in the first place? (www.xsltblog.com)
• Porn-friendly '.xxx' domains approved (news.com)
• Konqueror now passes Acid2 (www.kdedevelopers.org)
• Making Sponsors Walk the Plank (www.nytimes.com)
• Next Office Edition to Default to XML (news.yahoo.com)
• More RSS feed rip-off merchants (www.ionrss.com)
• The Strange Zen Of JavaScript: Why Google Maps wins (jszen.blogspot.com)
• Blog Spring (Wired)
• New Extension Developer Features in Deer Park Alpha 1 (www.mozilla.org)
• Ask Jeeves to launch new features (news.com)
• Salon's Balancing Act (Wired)
• Abusing Amazon images (aaugh.com)
• Netscape 8 and Internet Explorer's XML Rendering (blogs.msdn.com)
• GForms anyone ? (blog.goolamabbas.org)
• TAG opinion on XML Binary Format (W3C)
• More About Custom DTDs (www.alistapart.com)
• EBay Drop-Off Stores Balk at Regulation (www.nytimes.com)
• Facing 'new world of work,' Microsoft locks up Office (news.com)
• AdSense For Feeds, Say What? (www.tbray.org)
• Netscape patches 1-day-old browser (news.com)
• FCC requires VoIP to clean up its 911 act (news.com)
• It's Hard to Say Goodbye to AOL (www.gripe2ed.com)
• Going Into Orbitz Over Privacy (www.gripe2ed.com)
• Firefox Users Monkey With the Web (Wired)
• College Libraries Set Aside Books in a Digital Age (www.nytimes.com)
• Google Content Blocker (j-walk.com)
• Internet Explorer share slips below 90 percent (www.cnn.com)
• Managing XML data: XML catalogs (www-128.ibm.com)
• Debunking XQuery myths and misunderstandings (www-128.ibm.com)
• Firefox growth rate slips again (software.silicon.com)
• IBM backs Firefox in-house (news.zdnet.com)
• Open-source divorce for Apple's Safari? (news.com)
• Import OPML into Safari RSS (www.macosxhints.com)
• XML development with Eclipse (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Mental Models For Search Are Getting Firmer (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Fedora Core Linux Blog: Firefox 1.1 Preview (fedoracoreblog.blogspot.com)
• You were warned. (www.franklinmint.fm)
• Google Web Accelerator considered overzealous (radar.oreilly.com)
• Hibernate 3.0 ajoute la persistance des documents XML (xmlfr.org)
• Sun plans July release for StarOffice 8 (news.com)
• Managing XML data: Identify XML documents (www-128.ibm.com)
• A Call to Arms - Long anticipated, the arrival of radically restructured database architectures is now finally at hand. (www.acmqueue.org)
• Web site maps home searches (news.com)
• SVG Included in Mozilla Firefox Nightly Builds (www.mozillazine.org)
• So, when will KHTML merge all the WebCore changes? (www.kdedevelopers.org)
• On the new <canvas> HTML tag (www.betaversion.org)
• Ads That Know What You Want (Wired)
• Principles of XML design: Use XML namespaces with care (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• XUpdate update (www.oreillynet.com)
• Translation From PR-Speak to English of Selected Portions of Adobe's 'FAQ' Regarding Their Acquisition of Macromedia (daringfireball.net)
• Mozilla browsers grab 8.69 percent share (www.macworld.com)
• Wikiphilia - The New Illness (www.hacknot.info)
• Is this a sighting of the Google browser? (www.siliconvalleywatcher.com)
• IE7 beta 1 – A few details… (blogs.msdn.com)
• The Firefox ad that never was (agylen.com)
• Why do XML editors suck so much? (www.mnot.net)
• mnot’s Web log: Why Do Web Server APIs Suck So Much? (www.mnot.net)
• Ending HTTP Abuse (www.ldodds.com)
• On HTTP Abuse (naeblis.cx)
• Web specifications supported in Opera 8 (www.opera.com)
• All the News That's Fit to Wiki (Wired)
• ajax: a new approach to web applications (www.adaptivepath.com)
• L'objet XMLHttpRequest (openweb.eu.org)
• End HTTP abuse (InfoWorld)
• Microsoft cops standards attack (www.zdnet.com.au)
• When *not to* use AJAX (blog.taragana.com)
• Mozilla flaws could allow attacks, data access (news.zdnet.com)
• An Ancient Masterpiece or a Master's Forgery? (www.nytimes.com)
• Adobe to buy Macromedia for $3.4 billion (news.com)
• WOW. JUST…WOW. (coldfury.com)
• What's wrong with Firefox isn't Firefox's fault (searchenterpriselinux.techtarget.com)
• Open-Access Journals Flourish (Wired)
• Now taxes really can bug you (www.sfgate.com)
• Firefox site visitors are 71% male (www.itfacts.biz)
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 Details Begin to Leak (www.eweek.com)
• Browsers Get Ready for Graphics Boost (www.publish.com)
• United States Patent: 6,880,125: System and method for XML parsing (patft.uspto.gov)
• Surprises Lurk in Satellite Snaps (Wired)
• XQuery 1.0, XPath 2.0, and XSLT 2.0 are in REALLY Last Call (sqljunkies.com)
• Still Needs Measuring (www.tbray.org)
• France Detects a Cultural Threat in Google (www.nytimes.com)
• Tubularity (www.xmlgrrl.com)
• Copyright Reform to Free Orphans? (Wired)
• States gang up on Vonage (news.com)
• Start (news.com)
• Federal Agents Bust Credit Card Fraud Scam (wb38.trb.com)
• Medical Usability: How to Kill Patients Through Bad Design (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Online Shopping Makes New York a Cardboard Jungle (www.nytimes.com)
• Firefox improves pop (news.com)
• Google adds real (news.com)
• What Search Sites Know About You (Wired)
• The Well celebrates 20th birthday (news.com)
• Remote Approach Launches PDF Tracking Service (www.pdfzone.com)
• Why Pipelines? (norman.walsh.name)
• XInclude, xml:base, and validation (norman.walsh.name)
• ongoing · Not An April Fool’s Joke (www.tbray.org)
• SOAP is Comatose But Not Officially Dead! (www.artima.com)
• Critical flaws in IE and Outlook discovered (news.com)
• Bug hunter gets bounty from Mozilla (news.com)
• SOAP Transport Independence (chuckhinson.blogspot.com)
• Wordpress Website's Search Engine Spam (www.waxy.org)
• Remember that Permanent Record thing? (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• A Service That Aims to Make Cold Calls a Bit Warmer (www.nytimes.com)
• Cisco readying XML device (news.com)
• Amazon Knows Who You Are (Wired)
• Bloody Web Services :) (www.almaer.com)
• Hide and Seek (www.pbs.org)
• Online politicking receives temporary reprieve (news.com)
• Mozilla fixes risky Firefox flaw (news.com)
• German Workers Do the Wage Limbo (Wired)
• Is binary XML an oxymoron? (weblogs.java.net)
• Binary XML... Why? (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• Millions of Pages Google Hijacked using ODP Feed (slashdot.org)
• Mozilla: We're more secure than Microsoft (news.com)
• Faster XML ahead? (news.com)
• Syndication and Copyright: Is there an implied license to do anything with a full-text RSS Feed? (www.slashstar.com)
• As Town for Deaf Takes Shape, Debate on Isolation Re-emerges (www.nytimes.com)
• Agence France Presse sues Google over news site (news.com)
• A Conversation with Tim Bray - Searching for ways to tame the world’s vast stores of information. (www.acmqueue.com)
• Fight over 'forms' clouds future of Net applications (news.zdnet.com)
• Product News, the Public Interest, and FUD (InfoWorld)
• RFC 3305 (rfc3305) - Report from the Joint W3C/IETF URI Planning Interest (www.faqs.org)
• Low-Literacy Users (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Beyond the Dating Database (Wired)
• The "XForms Myth" Myth (internet-apps.blogspot.com)
• XTF - an eXtensible Tag Framework for Mozilla (www.croczilla.com)
• XForms myths (ln.hixie.ch)
• Top Corporate Hate Web Sites (www.forbes.com)
• Bells ringing in Net phone 911 (news.com)
• A first look at OpenOffice.org 2.0 (www.tectonic.co.za)
• Saxon: Anatomy of an XSLT processor (www-128.ibm.com)
• Netscape Browser 8.0 Beta Goes Live (news.com)
• Domain Owners Lose Privacy (Wired)
• What's Next: With Terror in Mind, a Formulaic Way to Parse Sentences (www.nytimes.com)
• Media Sites: Say No to Pop-Ups (Wired)
• The Book Stops Here (Wired)
• 12 Reasons to use flat files over XML (jroller.com)
• Mozilla Battens the Hatches Against IE 7.0 (www.eweek.com)
• Practical XLink (www.idealliance.org)
• 101 things you can do in Mozilla (www.xulplanet.com)
• The UnGoogle (Yes, Yahoo!) (Wired)
• New Browsers, Same Unwanted Ads (Wired)
• Slashdot | Effective XML (books.slashdot.org)
• Mozilla's browsers global usage share is 8.45 percent according to OneStat.com (www.onestat.com)
• E4X: Is ECMAScript the glue language we have wanted? It powers the browser VM. (www.almaer.com)
• On the Net, Unseen Eyes (www.nytimes.com)
• The integrator's dilemma (www.dehora.net)
• Spyware infiltrates blogs (news.com)
• Mini-Mozilla marches toward Windows mobiles (news.com)
• Whither The Wall Street Journal? (Wired)
• OASIS patent policy sparks boycott (news.com)
• Global blogger action day called (news.bbc.co.uk)
• Google book plan sparks French war of words (news.com)
• Browser battle shakes Net apps (www.zdnet.com.au)
• Microcontent Management with Syncato (xml.com)
• Firefox reaches 25 million desktops (news.com)
• Second sight (www.guardian.co.uk)
• The White House Stages Its 'Daily Show' (www.nytimes.com)
• Don't Make Me Think (www.sensible.com)
• Top 10 XForms Engines (xml.com)
• Reversal: Next IE update divorced from Windows (news.com)
• Source protection a blogger's right? (news.com)
• For Mongolians, E Is for English, F Is for Future (www.nytimes.com)
• Ask Jeeves mulls Firefox-based browser (news.com)
• Google blogger: 'I was terminated' (news.com)
• Explaining identifiers in XML (norman.walsh.name)
• Comparing CSS and XSL: A Reply from Norm Walsh (xml.com)
• Warming up to open source (news.com)
• Mapping Google (jgwebber.blogspot.com)
• Digital Doesn't Ensure Good Data (Wired)
• Shady Web of Affiliate Marketing (Wired)
• Putting Eyeballs on Copyright Law (Wired)
• Privacy-Assurance Seal Yanked (Wired)
• Google blogger has left the building (news.com)
• The Perils of Amazon Prime (www.oreillynet.com)
• Photographer Seeks Resolution (Wired)
• A New Direction at Google (www.nytimes.com)
• Only Internet Explorer is safe! (www.vasanthdharmaraj.com)
• Online banking victim files suit; $90,000 lifted from account traced to Latvia: South Florida Sun-Sentinel (www.sun-sentinel.com)
• SAX: biggest regrets (www.megginson.com)
• XmlHttpRequest and company enable componentization (www.almaer.com)
• Cookie fans chip away at spyware bill (news.com)
• Technology Preview of JAXB 2.0 (weblogs.java.net)
• XML Porting under Python (insom.me.uk)
• Spread Firefox (ostermayer.blogspot.com)
• Firefox 1.1 delayed (news.com)
• Netscape readies antiphishing browser (news.com)
• Why I prefer SAX to parse XML (beust.com)
• Anxious times in the cartoon underground (news.com)
• Google blogger reappears, redacted (news.com)
• Microsoft makes Office an 'open standard' (www.techworld.com)
• Steal This Show (www.nytimes.com)
• So much for the Semantic Web (www.kryogenix.org)
• How to consume RSS safely (diveintomark.org)
• HTML Security ... NO-WG-WTF? (www.franklinmint.fm)
• The Infinite Cat Project - Cats watching cats watching cats. Hey! It's a concept! (www.infinitecat.com)
• Net telephone fees have users fuming (news.com)
• Eyes on the Prize Hits P2P (Wired)
• Native OpenOffice for Mac Still a Long Way Off (www.eweek.com)
• More Patent Funnies (www.tbray.org)
• The Firefox Explosion (Wired)
• Safari: Online IT Books (www.adapdev.com)
• World of Ends (worldofends.com)
• Academics fight to break 'stranglehold' on journals (education.guardian.co.uk)
• XForms for HTML Authors (W3C)
• The Python comunity has too many deceptive XML benchmarks (www.oreillynet.com)
• Introduction to E4X (InfoWorld)
• Introducing Comega (xml.com)
• FireFox continues gains against IE (news.com)
• Google loses trademark dispute in France (news.com)
• Rolling with Ruby on Rails (www.onlamp.com)
• XML for Data: Native XML databases: a bad idea for data? (www-128.ibm.com)
• Thinking XML: A glimpse into XML in the financial services industry (www-128.ibm.com)
• Printing XML: Why CSS Is Better than XSL (xml.com)
• webarch.pdf (norman.walsh.name)
• Techies Talk Tough in D.C. (Wired)
• In defence of 'lost' languages (news.bbc.co.uk)
• Preventing comment spam (www.google.com)
• Google aims to outsmart search tricksters (news.com)
• Java XPath 1.0 Engine Comparison - Performance (www.asciiarmor.com)
• Java XPath 1.0 Engine Comparison - Compliance (www.asciiarmor.com)
• When Mice Attack (msnbc.msn.com)
• AdSense Teetering? (battellemedia.com)
• Semantic Web Ontologies: What Works and What Doesn't (www.alwayson-network.com)
• On finding semantic web documents (ebiquity.umbc.edu)
• Manage XML collections with XAPI (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• The Limits of a Rich Web UI (www.mparaz.com)
• Advertisers on Google Are Told to Keep It Proper (www.nytimes.com)
• Heartaches of Journalist Bloggers (Wired)
• An evening with Googles Marissa Mayer (alan.blog-city.com)
• The AskTog Bug House: Three New Persistent Design Bugs (www.asktog.com)
• XML Conference OAQ (www.laurenwood.org)
• Why encyclopaedic row speaks volumes about the old guard (observer.guardian.co.uk)
• IBM Flexes XML Muscle (www.eweek.com)
• Don't Try This At Home (www.tbradford.org)
• Transforming the Web (www.javarants.com)
• Open-sourcing the news (news.com)
• XOM : XML Object Model 1.0 (xmlfr.org)
• Search Looks at the Big Picture (Wired)
• Reviving Advanced Hypertext (Jakob Nielsen, AlertBox)
• Wave of Change How to Build a Global Internet Tsunami Warning System in a Month (www.pbs.org)
• Comprehensive guide to .htaccess (www.javascriptkit.com)
• L.A. sues travel sites for pocketing hotel tax (news.com)
• What's in the name “Web service”? (www.adtmag.com)
• Is XQuery an omni-tool? (www.adtmag.com)

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