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The “Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards”, well recognized as OASIS, was created in 1993.  The purpose of this organization was management of growth and acceptance / implementation of principles (standards) for trade of information for internet/ online business.   Authorization of the Digital Signature Services (DSS) requirement, version 1.0 has recently been done by OASIS.  It was in 2002, that DSS was initially proposed.  It was the same time when the technical team of the organization was shaped for

PICS is a pair of Protocols, allowing labels to be applied to WWW content. These Protocols empower any individual or organization to design and distribute labels reflecting their views about the content. PICS was pioneered by W3C as a practical alternative to global governmental censorship of the Internet. In addition, the same technology facilitates searching the WWW and provides a foundation for establishing trust in information on the WWW. PICS labels are rather limited in their expressiveness. A new version of PICS will be based on RDF, facilitating

The future is more likely to see the cooperation between existing methods and languages such as SMIL’s switch and CSS media queries as well as with emerging methods and languages. All of these refined and orchestrated through the use of CC/PP profiles and preferences. The work on a device independent Web is not over yet. The protocols defining how profiles are exchanged, requested, or deduced by and between Web servers, proxies and agents are yet to be fully standardized, and so are the mechanisms regulating selection and transformation of content

1.1 Overview The goal of the CC/PP framework is to specify how client devices express their capabilities and preferences (the user agent profile) to the server that originates content (the origin server). The origin server uses the "user agent profile" to produce and deliver content appropriate to the client device. In addition to computer-based client devices, particular attention is being paid to other kinds of devices such as mobile phones. 1.2 Executive summary of requirements. The requirements on the framework emphasize three aspects: