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| The Extensible Markup Language During the week of 4 December, representatives from more a myriad of companies and organizations will meet in Boston at the XML 2006 conference to share ideas about a major web technology. The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is best known as the technology behind Web 2.0, blogs, and podcasting, but it is also heavily used in publishing, databases, and enterprise computing. XML 2006 is an annual conference hosted by IDEAlliance: International Digital Enterprise Alliance. Over four days, the XML 2006 conference will include several major features: Keynotes from Jon Bosak, distinguished engineer at Sun Microsystems and chair of the original XML working group; and Darin McBeath, chief architect with Elsevier. 72 sessions focused in four tracks: Enterprise XML Computing, XML on the Web, Documents and Publishing, and Hands-on XML, Topic tutorials, Exhibit area focusing on the newest products in XML, Evening sessions for networking and product announcements. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Exhibition News :: home page |