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LIst of W3C TAG Members

I've pieced together the below history of W3C TAG membership from various searches. It has holes, and it doesn't tell us who was nominated either. I'd love to capture this data somewhere for posterity, really for no other reason than that I love history. If you are able to help me fill this in and where you got that information from, it would be really awesome.


2014

  • Domenic Denicola (Lab49)
  • David Herman (Mozilla Foundation)
  • Daniel Appelquist (Telefónica; co-Chair)
  • Yehuda Katz (JQuery Foundation)
  • Sergey Konstantinov (Yandex)
  • Peter Linss (HP; co-Chair)
  • Alex Russell (Google) / Mark Nottingham (Akamai)
  • Jeni Tennison (ODI)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (chair)

2013

  • Marcos Caceres (Unaffiliated) / Sergey Konstantinov (Yandex)
  • Yehuda Katz (jQuery Foundation)
  • Alex Russell (Google)
  • Anne van Kesteren (Unaffiliated)
  • Noah Mendelsohn (unaffiliated)
  • Jonathan Rees (unaffiliated)
  • Jeni Tennison (Open Data Institute)
  • Henry Thompson (U. of Edinburgh)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (chair)

2012

  • Robin Berjon (unaffiliated)
  • Henry Thompson (U. of Edinburgh)
  • Noah Mendelsohn (unaffiliated)
  • Jonathan Rees (Creative Commons)
  • Peter Linss (HP)
  • Ashok Malhotra (Oracle)
  • Larry Masinter (Adobe)
  • Jeni Tennison (unaffiliated)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (chair)

2010

  • Daniel Appelquist (Vodafone)
  • Henry Thompson (U. of Edinburgh)
  • Ashok Malhotra (Oracle) (tie)
  • Noah Mendelsohn (tie)
  • Jonathan Rees (tie)
  • John Kemp (Nokia)
  • Larry Masinter (Adobe)
  • T.V. Raman (Google)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (chair)

2009

  • John Kemp (Nokia)
  • Larry Masinter (Adobe)
  • T.V. Raman (Google)
  • Ashok Malhotra (Oracle)
  • Noah Mendelsohn (IBM, appointed)
  • Jonathan Rees (Science Commons, appointed)
  • Henry Thompson (U. of Edinburgh)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (chair)

2008

  • Ashok Malhotra (Oracle)
  • T.V. Raman (Google)
  • Henry Thompson (University of Edinburgh)
  • Noah Mendelsohn (IBM)
  • David Orchard (BEA)
  • Jonathan Rees (Science Commons)
  • Norm Walsh (Sun)
  • Stuart Williams (HP) (co-chair)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (chair)

2007

  • Rhys Lewis (Volantis Systems)
  • David Orchard (BEA)
  • Norm Walsh (Sun Microsystems)
  • Dan Connolly (W3C)
  • Noah Mendelsohn (IBM)
  • T. V. Raman (Google)
  • Henry Thompson (University of Edinburgh)
  • Stuart Williams (HP) (co-chair)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (chair)

2006

  • T.V. Raman (Google)
  • Henry Thompson (University of Edinburgh)
  • Dan Connolly (W3C)
  • Noah Mendelsohn (IBM)
  • David Orchard (BEA)
  • Ed Rice (HP)
  • Norman Walsh (Sun Microsystems)
  • Vincent Quint (INRIA) (co-chair)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (W3C) (chair)

2005

  • David Orchard (BEA)
  • Ed Rice (HP)
  • Henry Thompson (University of Edinburgh)
  • Norman Walsh (Sun Microsystems)
  • Vincent Quint (INRIA) (co-chair)
  • Dan Connolly (W3C)
  • Noah Mendelsohn (IBM)
  • Roy Fielding (Day Software)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (W3C) (chair)

2004

  • Roy Fielding (Day Software)
  • Mario Jeckle (DaimlerChrysler)
  • Tim Bray (unaffiliated)
  • Dan Connolly (W3C)
  • Paul Cotton (Microsoft)
  • Chris Lilley (W3C)
  • Norm Walsh (Sun)
  • Stuart Williams (Hewlett-Packard) (co-chair)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (W3C) (chair)

<< The dark years... what happened? I don't know... can't find it >>


2001 (original)

  • Paul Cotton, Chair of W3C XML Query Working Group and Member of the XML Protocol Working Group (Microsoft Corporation)
  • Roy Fielding, Co-author of HTTP/1.1 (eBuilt, Inc. and Chairman of the Apache Software Foundation)
  • David Orchard, Member of the W3C XML Core and XML Protocol Working Groups (BEA Systems)
  • Norman Walsh, Member of the W3C XSL and XML Core Working Groups, and the URI Interest Group (Sun Microsystems)
  • Stuart Williams, Member of the W3C XML Protocol Working Group (Hewlett-Packard Company)
  • Tim Bray, Co-editor of W3C XML 1.0 (Antarcti.ca)
  • Dan Connolly, Semantic Web developer, former W3C HTML Working Group Chair and XML Activity Lead (W3C)
  • Chris Lilley, Chair, W3C SVG Working Group, and W3C Graphics Activity Lead (W3C)
  • Tim Berners-Lee (W3C) (chair)
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karlcow commented Dec 29, 2014

You can see things here:
http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/tag-2004

Also
http://www.w3.org/2003/12/tag-pressrelease

Those TAG participants nominated and elected by the W3C Membership (in alphabetical order by last name), are:

    Paul Cotton, Chair of W3C XML Query Working Group and Member of the XML Protocol Working Group (Microsoft Corporation)
    Roy Fielding, Co-author of HTTP/1.1 (Day Consulting and Chairman of the Apache Software Foundation)
    David Orchard, Member of the W3C XML Core and XML Protocol Working Groups (BEA Systems)
    Norman Walsh, Member of the W3C XSL and XML Core Working Groups, and the URI Interest Group (Sun Microsystems)
    Stuart Williams, TAG Co-Chair and former Member of the W3C XML Protocol Working Group (Hewlett-Packard Company)

Those TAG participants appointed by the W3C Director (in alphabetical order by last name) are:

    Tim Bray, Co-editor of W3C XML 1.0 (Antarcti.ca)
    Dan Connolly, Semantic Web developer, former W3C HTML Working Group Chair and XML Activity Lead (W3C)
    Chris Lilley, Chair, W3C SVG Working Group, and W3C Graphics Activity Lead (W3C)

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karlcow commented Dec 29, 2014

I think you would gain to add the month of the nomination. :) because for example. 2001 is December 2001. which makes it more a 2002 thing than a 2001 ;)

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@karlcow Yeah, I definitely will do that. Note these are all about actual election to a seat, but I ultimately want to capture that as well as good data on which were appointments vs elected, who was nominated -- and who couldn't serve a full term/why... The special elections it seems don't show up in search results and I know there have been a number of them.

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