世界の視点からWeb 2.0の先を見る
"The Future of Web 2.0"をテーマとしてJoi（伊藤穰一）がプロデュースした「THE NEW CONTEXT CONFERENCE 2006」に参加しました。 Creative Commonsの強力な推進者Lawrence Lessig教授をはじめ、FirefoxをリリースしているMozilla CorporationのMitchell Baker CEO, TechnoratiのChief TechnologistのTantek Celik、Stupid Networkで有名なDavid Isenberg、ブラジル文化省のClaudio Pradoなど世界的なスピーカーを揃えてのカンファレンスです。 まず、「なぜCONTEXTなのか？」をJoiが説明。これから、CONTENTではなくCONTEXTが重要になっていくと言います。そのココロは、情報の価値は、情報そのもの以
The Elements of Meaningful XHTML
"XHTML" Today's Web HTML 4 and "compatible" XHTML 1.0 Valid "Meaningful" Strict not Transitional Layout Tables Avoid <b> <br/> <i> <sub> <sup> <h1> != big and bold <em> != make this italic <blockquote> != indent this For more, see: Throwing Tables Out the Window — Bowman Why tables for layout is stupid — Merikallio & Pratt informIT: The Meaning of Semantics — Holzschlag Precisely Meaningful Goldil
Microformats
Kragen recently said to me that XHTML tables are the new CSV, and they're better than CSV because they have escaping. Also there's nicer viewers for them but that's besides the point. It occurred to me that the use of modular XHTML for semantics is not a fad; rather, it points to a trend that Tantek Çelik calls microformats. In my post on The Web Way, I mentioned having dinner with Tantek, which l
Alex Barnett's blog
The blog of Alex Barnett Moving on. Alex Barnett here...a quick one: This will be my last post on blogs.msdn.com as I'm leaving... Author: MSDN Archive Date: 03/27/2007 Moving my blog OK, so I moved my new Alex Barnett blog to here for a number of reasons, explained here at my, er,... Author: MSDN Archive Date: 09/02/2006 Sir Tim: Calm Down 2.0 This is what The Register said Sir TBL said about Web
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http://www.web20show.com/articles/2006/04/04/web-2-0-show-episode-15-tantek-celik-ryan-king
[microformats-discuss] hCalendar - Proposal for "YYYY-MM-DD"
Tantek Çelik and Rohit Khare: The Progress and the Promise of Microformats
What's the Next Big Thing on the Web? It May Be a Small, Simple Thing -- Microformats
Microformats and Semantics in Japan
