Authors:
Stephane Boyera
Since its creation by Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the Web, W3C's mission has been to lead the Web to its full potential. Defining new, free, and open technologies for the Web; preventing fragmentation; and working toward a single space of communication and exchange, accessible by everyone from every device, has been the spirit of all W3C actions for the past 12 years. During this history, each time there was a need for integrating specific communities with specific requirements, each time there was a potential for the Web to reach a new area, W3C organized and launched specific initiatives.…
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