World Wide Web Consortium
I work for the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), which is based at MIT in the USA, INRIA in France, and Keio University in Japan; I work mostly at the French site. I look after two W3C Activity Areas:
I also have some involvement with Stylesheets, and was a member of the IETF HTML Working Group which standardised HTML 2.0. I am one of the authors of the PNG Specification.
More informationFurther details about my education and professional activities, and general Web credentials, are in this short bio-sketch.
You could look at a tutorial Active Web Pages I gave at Eurographics UK in March 1995. This has recently been translated into French. Although over a year old, it is still fairly useful (I am told).
I had a paper at WWW4, discussing Quality Graphics for the Web.
I have two children, Annis aged five and Taran who is two. Taran's old birth announcement of 21 Jan 1994 is believed to have been the first one on the Web. [ His claim to fame, when he grows older ;-) ]
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