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Since March 1997 SMIL become a significant new technology which helps integrate multimedia into Web content. The importance of SMIL has grown with the apparition of its 2.0 version. SMIL offers XML-based technology for managing the presentation and timing of multimedia elements. SMIL is used in the software and technologies supported by Adobe, Microsoft, and the Real Networks. Taking in consideration the development and support for the 2.0 specification, SMIL has the perspective of becoming a standard approach for the developers which work

Wednesday 15 and Thursday 16 November 2000 In November 2000 the Interactive Information Institute at RMIT University initiated and ran an International Web Accessibility Summit in Melbourne, Australia. The Summit was organised by Shar McMillan and Janine Mawhinney. Understanding web accessiblity is increasingly important. Many organisations are not only required under the Disability Discrimination Act to provide services that are accessible to people with disabilities, but increased accessibility provides easier access to a larger market