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World Wide Web Consortium releases draft of HTML 5

January 25, 2008 A major upgrade of HTML is in the works but won't emerge for at least two years. TAGS: Internet Explorer 8, HTML, interoperability, browser company, specification, Opera Software, Web browser, developer, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Corp.

W3C releases new HTML specification

May 8, 1996 The World Wide Web Consortium released a new HTML specification that officially recognizes features developed by Microsoft and Netscape Communications. TAGS: specification, HTML, Netscape Communications Corp., Web browser, Microsoft Corp.

Microsoft blogging software available in beta

August 14, 2006 Windows Live Writer designed for easy use, compatibility with other blogging services. Images: Microsoft lends bloggers a hand TAGS: Microsoft Windows Live Writer, blogging software, Microsoft Windows Live, blogging, Apple iWeb, compatibility, HTML, blog, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer, Microsoft Windows

Google unveils Web page creator

February 23, 2006 Beta of Google Page Creator lets people type in content, upload images and publish pages without knowing HTML. TAGS: Google Page Creator, Google Inc., Gmail, HTML

Offshoring: The reality behind the politics

May 7, 2004 Digital Agenda In a special series, News.com examines the social, economic and political aspects of offshoring and offers steps for the U.S. high tech industry to maintain its lead. TAGS: offshoring, margin, politics, outsourcing, reality, India, U.S., America, HTML, background

Expert: Flaw still dogs Windows patch

January 25, 2005 An antivirus firm says Microsoft overlooked a potential exploit in its last Windows fixes. The software giant disagrees. TAGS: GeCad, antivirus software, antivirus company, exploit, vulnerability, flaw, HTML, patch, Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack, representative, security, researcher, antivirus, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows XP

Infamous Russian malware gang vanishes

November 9, 2007 Trend Micro claims the Russian Business Network suddenly dropped off the Internet, but the group may have resurfaced in Asia. TAGS: Raimund Genes, malicious software, Trend Micro Inc., hosting, Taiwan, kit, security company, Asia, SQL, China, malware, HTML, antivirus

Update aims for a friendlier Blogger

August 15, 2006 Beta includes new features such as tagging, friends-only posts, and templates designed to be easier to use. TAGS: Six Apart Ltd., tagging, beta, blog, blogging, HTML, Google Inc.

OpenDocument could 'turn everything inside out'

October 3, 2005 The data format standard has the potential to transform the world just as the Web did, according to a senior Sun executive. TAGS: OpenDocument Format, potential, WWW, Sun Microsystems Inc., success, conference, HTML, Microsoft Corp.

September 26, 2006 Update repairs serious security hole cybercrooks have been using to get malicious software on Windows PCs. TAGS: Sunbelt Software, Windows PC, flaw, malicious software, fix, vulnerability, monitoring, HTML, security, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Corp., e-mail, PC, Microsoft Windows

Microsoft warns of new Windows security issues

February 8, 2006 Company says issues put some Windows users at risk of attack and that it's investigating a third possible vulnerability. TAGS: Microsoft Windows Metafile, access control, service pack, flaw, vulnerability, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, security, Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows 2000, HTML, attack, software company, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Windows

Google exec challenges Berners-Lee

July 19, 2006 Director of Search says Net pioneer's Semantic Web vision could be hamstrung by incompetent Web masters. TAGS: Tim Berners-Lee, Semantic Web, RDF, Artificial Intelligence, exec, Google Inc., conference, HTML

On Web standards, Libertarian candidates win

October 26, 2006 In News.com survey of which 2006 campaign sites followed standards most closely, Libertarians topped the charts. TAGS: candidate, industry standard, geek, survey, Web design, Republican, HTML, mobile device, Web browser, Firefox

The secret of phishers' success

April 3, 2006 Scams are sophisticated enough to trap many consumers despite widespread public warnings, a study finds. TAGS: phishing, respondent, bank, participant, phishing Web site, recipient, success, HTML, e-mail, security

The Acid2 challenge to Microsoft

March 16, 2005 Opera Software CTO Hakon Wium Lie throws down the gauntlet--but will Microsoft pick it up? TAGS: interoperability, CSS, positioning, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, Opera Software, implementation, Bill Gates, Microsoft Internet Explorer, challenge, bug, community, Web browser, Microsoft Corp., font, HTML, server

IBM patches Lotus flaw

February 10, 2006 Among vulnerabilities discovered, attacker could execute code when users access files through Notes attachment viewer. TAGS: IBM Lotus Notes, IBM Corp., buffer-overflow, flaw, attacker, vulnerability, attachment, security, HTML

Yahoo Mail puts words in your mouth

July 17, 2002 Yahoo uses an automated filter to search e-mail and swap out a handful of words that pertain to Web code known as JavaScript. TAGS: Richard Smith, JavaScript, Yahoo! Inc., Yahoo! Mail, filter, command, MSN Hotmail, word, HTML, e-mail, security, password, MSN, message, Web browser