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Contents 1 Friday 9th June 2 Thursday 1st June 3 Wednesday 31st May 4 Tuesday 30th May 5 Monday 29th May 6 Friday 26th May 7 Thursday 25th May 8 Wednesday 24th May 9 Tuesday 23rd May 10 Monday 22nd May 11 Sunday 21st May 12 18th May 13 12th May 14 21st April 15 19th April 16 Tools

Friday 9th June

• US intelligence to embrace Semantic Web for surveillance

Thursday 1st June

• P2P media services raise ISP hackles

Wednesday 31st May

• ACM Elects New Officers for 2006-2008 Term

Tuesday 30th May

• US votes to preserve Net neutrality - PC Pro
• Why software can't bridge the gaps

Monday 29th May

• Leading the Web: not just for academics

Friday 26th May

• Wide open future for the web - BBC
• Net guru peers into web's future - BBC
• Oracle: Market forces fail to make software secure - Builder UK
• Leading the Web: not just for academics - Builder UK
• Oracle exec chides software preparedness
• Web inventor warns of 'dark' net
• China, the Web's Broken Link
• The next wave of the web
• Oracle exec hits out at 'patch' mentality

Thursday 25th May

• Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee on the net's 'intelligent' future - BBC Video report
• Mobile web gears up for lift-off - BBC
• The Web and grids: hand in hand to a distributed future - Builder UK
• Improving internal search and detecting cloaking
• The semantic web is upon us, says Berners-Lee

Wednesday 24th May

• Smart sites to power semantic web - BBC
• Inventor of web warns of 'dark period' if broken up - The Scotsman
• Privacy worries over web's future - BBC
• Semantic Web ready for mainstream use - Builder UK
• Mash-ups, XML, and visualizing Flickr
• Still with the semantic web thing!
• Semantic Web will bring privacy nightmare

Tuesday 23rd May

• Web inventor warns of 'dark' net - BBC
• Mobile Web users promised seamless mobility Builder UK
• W3C Work Featured at WWW2006 in Edinburgh; W3C Members and Staff to Present a Wide Range of Web Infrastructure Foundations and Interactive Web Standards
• Next, a 'more revolutionary' Web - International Herald Tribune
• Berners-Lee calls for Net Neutrality Builder UK
• The End User: Lonely quest for unity - International Herald Tribune interview with Daniel Harris of Kendra Initiative
• BT plans to squeeze knowledge from the Net

Monday 22nd May

• Building on the future of the web - BBC
• Poor standards for impaired web users put accessibility high on the agenda at International World Wide Web conference
• Webmasters reveal a digital future] - Taipei Times (Taken from the Observer)

Sunday 21st May

• All set for a baby.com revolution - Guardian
• E-learning + Scotland = Major success - Sunday Herald

18th May

• New BCS Women's Forum to address IT employment concerns

12th May

• Conference calls on Government to improve its websites

21st April

• Conference calls on Government to improve its websites

19th April

• Workshops launched to help boost women's IT careers

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