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We’re getting close to the XML 2006 paper/tutorial deadline and there are a lot of good submissions. Please keep ’em coming: http://www.idealliance.org/xmlusa/06/call/ If you’re proposing a paper, all you need to provide right now is an author, title, and abstract … Continue reading →

Next Monday (19 June) is the main paper and tutorial submission deadline for XML 2006 (Boston, 7-9 December; Tutorials 6 December). You can submit proposals for papers and tutorials through IDEAlliance’s system here: http://www.idealliance.org/xmlusa/06/call/ For more information, see the full … Continue reading →

The XML 2006 conference (Boston, December 5-7) has a low-traffic RSS news feed for major announcements. In your weblog reader, subscribe to the following RSS 2.0 feed to stay up to date on deadlines, dates, and other important information: http://2006.xmlconference.org/news.xml … Continue reading →

I’ve just come back from announcing the XML 2006 Call for Participation at the XTech 2006 conference in Amsterdam (I had the privilege of following two excellent opening keynotes, Paul Graham from Y Combinator and Jeffrey McManus from Yahoo, ensuring … Continue reading →

The first draft of the website for the XML 2006 conference (Boston, 5-7 December) is now online at 2006.xmlconference.org (xmlconference.org redirects to it). This site will grow as the conference gets closer and will eventually get a proper logo, but … Continue reading →

For XML 2006, which will be held in Boston from 5-7 December, we’ve decided to introduce four paper tracks. Each track will extend the full three days and will serve as its own mini-conference, concentrating on a specific area of … Continue reading →

[Update: comments are now fixed — if you have any comments about XML 2006, please feel free to leave them.] I am chairing XML 2006 this fall, taking over the conference after five successful years under Lauren Wood. This year’s … Continue reading →