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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international multi-stakeholder community where member organizations, a full-time staff, and the public work together to develop open Read about W3C history 2019 Emmy Award. And for its work standardizing font technology for custom downloadable fonts and typography for web and TV devices, W3C received a releases feed, subscribe to our press mailing-list)
Interviews
W3C Staff and Working Group participants are among the world's experts in Web technologies and their impacts. The Marketing & Communications Team will help put you in touch with these experts to answer questions on Web technologies, Web standards, and the way W3C does its work.
W3C experts are pleased to be resources to news media and analysts and are happy to schedule interviews or briefings whenever possible. Please send all requests to [email protected].
Be mindful that interview and briefing requests are currently reviewed in US Eastern timezone. Due to the nature of W3C's distributed global team, request for interviews with short lead times may be challenging for us to accommodate.
Note: [email protected] is a moderated internal mailing-list.
CEO Interviews
The W3C CEO is responsible for all of W3C's global operations, for maintaining the interests of all of W3C's stakeholders, and for sustaining a culture of cooperation and transparency, so that W3C continues to be the leading forum for the technical development and stewardship of the Web. Together with Tim Berners-Lee, staff, members and other public stakeholders, the W3C CEO develops and communicates the strategic vision and mission of W3C.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee Interviews
Due to the volume of requests for Sir Tim Berners-Lee, we cannot guarantee a prompt reply to your request. We will do our best to reply within a reasonable time.
In your request, include your name, your publication, the purpose and format of the interview, the language in which it will be published, your deadline, and your contact information.
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