Outright wrong

Boring, yet important. See also GIF, MP3 and H.264

Bray argues against needless invention to XML devs, who may never grasp the concept.

Lovely demo with twisting, zooming, shadows and real fonts. So the new web has video, audio, vector graphics, transforms, real fonts and competition between implementors. Have we caught up with flash yet?

Denver Gingerich describes the browser landscape for implementations of the HTML5 video tag, which seems tantalizingly close.

Manu Sporny proposes significant changes to the structure of the HTML5 spec and working groups. By breaking the text into small pieces, he hopes that smaller groups can make better progress and focus on what they do best.

Andy Powell investigates what happens when you remove RDF from Linked Data.

Eran Hammer-Lahav encourages companies that want to contribute to standards to make their IP claims clear from the start.

written by one of the authors of xml, james clark

Test your web design in different browsers

A guide for web authors. Still won't help you understand RDF though.