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`W3C Workshop on Push Technology
`September 8-9, 1997
`Boston - USA
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`This workshop report is in progress; meanwhile, initial feedback from the 72 attendees indicate that the workshop was a great success. There was
`significant enthusiasm for W3C activity in this area in general and a few aspects in particular:
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`• Rich descriptions of web content for the purpose of "push" distribution
`• HTTP protocol enhancements to facilitate "push" distribution
`• Multicast protocols for "push" distribution
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`Recent W3C Submissions such as CDF and DRP were presented. Discussion included the relationship of these proposals to ongoing work in W3C
`and elsewhere. In particular, the workshop participants began to evaluate the use of technology in development in W3C's Metadata Activity, i.e.
`RDF, for description of collections of web content.
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`Note that W3C Workshops do not have direct impact on the status of Submissions. The mechanism for the outcome of a W3C Workshop to turn
`into a W3C Activity is for a Briefing Package to be drafted, circulated to the W3C Advisory Committee, and approved.
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`The discussion of deployment of W3C resources and the disposition of the proposals presented at the workshop continues on the www-push
`mailing list.
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`• Program
`• Participant list
`• Abstracts submitted
`• Workshop Briefing Package and Call for Participation
`• Mailing List Archive
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`Philipp Hoschka, Workshop Organizer
`Dan Connolly, W3C Architecture Domain Leader
`Webmaster
`last revised $Date: 1997/09/12 22:22:22 $ by $Author: connolly $
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`https://web.archive.org/web/19980213183443/http:/www13.w3.org/Architecture/9709_Workshop/
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