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Jeni Tennison
Jeni Tennison is an independent consultant specialising in XML, XSLT, schemas and the semantic web.
John E. Simpson
John E. Simpson is the author of several XML-related books, including O'Reilly's own XPath and XPointer. He was XML.com's XML Q&A; and XML Tourist columnist for five years, and has worked with XML, XSL, and XPath since the technologies first emerged...
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Erik Wilde works in UC Berkeley's School of Information where he teaches Web Architecture and XML Technology courses. He has been working with XML since its invention, and is mainly interested in anything related to XML documents and the models they...
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