Back from my travels, it's time for a few updates. I've mostly blogged about these elsewhere, so I'll just give some pointers here.

The Prince processor shows that CSS is good enough for print formatting as well as the web.

I added James Clark to Planet XMLhack's array of bloggers.

Wondering why web application writers are so reluctant to provide plain XML outputs of their data.

A bug-fixed version of my Mono-based XML search server.

A long overdue bit of housekeeping on Planet XML.

I've just finished the initial selection of talks for XTech, we'll be publishing the full schedule in about a week's time.

The Google web authoring statistics are interesting and valuable, but they ought to be presented in a more neutral fashion.

With gross apologies for the punning title, I have a brief look at the rise and rise of DITA as seen through proposals to the XTech Applications track.

Reflections on the disappointment with Apple's recent use of RSS.

A review of the predominant topics submitted to the Core Technologies track for XTech 2006.