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2010-07-12：W3C/Keio will organize a workshop on "Web on TV" on September 2-3 in Tokyo, Japan.
The demand for access to applications, video, and other network services continues to grow. The Web platform itself continues its expansion to support mobile devices, television, home appliances, in-car systems, and more consumer electronics.
To meet the growing demand, the Web platform of the future will require smarter integration of non-PC devices with Web technology so that both hardware and software vendors can provide richer Web applications on various devices at lower costs.
We are pleased to announce plans to organize a series of "Web on TV" Workshops to bring various communities together to discuss this integration. The first Workshop will take place in Japan in September 2010, hosted by W3C/Keio with the support of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, the Japanese Government.
The Workshop will be conducted in Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and English via simultaneous translation. A meeting summary will be available in English (and possibly other languages).
2010-06-29：W3C China Office cooperates with Tsinghua University to host the 4th Chinese Semantic Web Symposium, CSWS 2010 from August 19th to 21st 2010 in Beijing. To maintain the tradition of the CSWS series, the 2010 Symposium aims to provide effective opportunities for the researchers of Semantic Web technology and related areas, especially young scholars, to communicate and do some academic exchanges.
2010-06-03：W3C China Office, together with Webrebuild.org, will put a joint effort on the "W3C Day + Webrebuild Anniversary" celebration event on July 2010, Beijing. This joint event is in the interests of promoting Web standards and the application of Web standards in China; in the meanwhile, we would like this event serve as a platform for idea-sharing and communication between Chinese developers and W3C. Noted speakers from W3C, Opera, Tencent and some other organizations will present their insights of web standards technology with the audience. W3C China Office sincerely invite you to join us in this event. See more information about the event.
Note: Drinking facility will be provided at the entrance of the venue. For the sake of the environment, we would appreciate that you bring your own cup during the event.
2010-05-19: W3C CEO Dr. Jeff Jaffe visited Beijing from May 7th to 11th 2010. During his stay in Beijing, Dr. Jaffe met representatives from the Government, W3C members who have branches in China, local industry and standards bodies in a various occasions. Dr. Jaffe conveyed his sincere invitation to Chinese ICT companies to join the career of designing the future of the Web with W3C. See more on Jeff's blog
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