Ana Paula Conte, joined W3C Brazil Office this month. She graduated in Data Processing and post graduated in Business Administration. She has been working at NIC.br for six years, has worked for four years with domain’s registration and 2 years … Continue reading
The original post is in Portuguese, available on http://www.w3c.br/Noticias/Enda. To widen the debate on open governmental data and attract new audiences, the W3C Brazil organized, in partnership with the Ministry of Planning (MP), the II Brazilian National Conference on Open … Continue reading
W3C Launches Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group Caroline Burle and Yasodara Cordova, Staff from the W3C Brazil Office, hosted by CGI.Br/NIC.Br, to serve as Co-Chairs of this Working Group. The mission of the Data on the Web … Continue reading
W3C Brazil has a new office member! We are excited to present her. Vanessa Tonini is Web developer, focused on front-end development and Web standards since 2007. She is graduated as Technologist in Internet Systems, and she is finishing a … Continue reading
W3C Brazil has two new office members! We are excited to present the new women on staff. Yasodara Córdova, known as Yaso, is a strategic designer, who joined W3C Brazil Office in May. She is in envolved mostly with LabWeb, … Continue reading
The W3C Offices got together for the annual Face-to-Face meeting after the recent Advisory Committee Meeting in Sophia Antipolis, France. Represented at that event were Australia, Benelux, Brazil, China, Finland, France, Germany/Austria, Hungary, Italy, Korea, Russia, Spain, Sweden and UK … Continue reading
Carlos Cecconi, project analyst of W3C Brazil, will leave the office to work as Technical Advisor at the Executive Secretariat of the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee (CGI.br), which hosts W3C Brazil Office. All the W3C Brazil Office team thanks Carlinhos … Continue reading
As reported before the W3C Brasil Office held the second edition of W3C Brazil Web Conference, on October 5 and 6, in Belo Horizonte. About 200 attendees had the opportunity of talking about the future of the Web with W3C … Continue reading
In the tradition of its Café com Browser the W3C Brasil Office opened the Café Semântico on October 15th. Speaker was Ivan Herman, W3C Semantic Web Activity lead. 30 participants gathered in th eCafé and more than 120 participated remotely … Continue reading
Under the title “Dimensions and characteristics of the Brazilian Web, a study by the gov.br” the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee (CGI.br) and the Network Information Center – NIC.br published a study about the size, technology and use of the Brazil … Continue reading