Technical Committee on the Internet
The Technical Committee on the Internet (TCI) promotes internetworking technologies, such as the World Wide Web, from a software perspective. Goals of the TFIW are to sponsor high-quality workshops and conferences, provide timely information to CS members via Web pages (electronic bulletin) and influence and promote internetworking standards. Internetworking is exceptionally important commercially and as a research vehicle. Other related TCs: Operating Systems, Computer Communications, Distributed Processing, Multimedia, Security and Privacy, and Data Engineering.

International Symposium on Applications and the Internet (SAINT2008) 28 July - 1 August 2008, Turku, Finland.
SAINT focuses on emerging and future Internet applications and their enabling technologies. The symposium provides a forum for researchers and practitioners from the academic, industrial, public and governmental sectors, to share their latest innovations on Internet technologies and applications.

IEEE Std 2001 - 1999: Recommended Practice for Internet Practices - Web Page Engineering - Intranet / Extranet Applications
The Internet, as a vehicle for Web information exchange, is rapidly increasing within organizations throughout industry and government and within multi-organizational organizations. The ability to locate information and effective communication of this information is critical. Poor web page engineering often hinders this with results of lost productivity and user frustration.

2007 International Symposium on Applications and the Internet (SAINT 2007) - Conference Proceedings/CDROM
The SAINT 2007 theme is "The Pervasiveness Internet". The proceedings presents stimulating new ideas on emerging applications, technologies, and their interoperation. Its papers showcase the diverse nature of research and cover topics such as web systems, applications, software architecture, middleware, network performance, distributed systems, and wireless networks. SAINT 2007 highlights the important aspects of Internet technologies, software, services, and applications.

Eighth IEEE Symposium on Web Site Evolution (WSE 2006) - Conference Proceedings
WSE 2006 areas of interest include two complementary interpretations of the phrase "Web Site Evolution." The first area covers the manner in which Web applications and related design and development techniques are evolving. The second deals with how existing Web applications can be maintained and allowed to evolve in a disciplined manner. WSE 2006 focuses on topics that cover the entire life cycle of Web applications from accessibility and user behavior to modeling and architecture to comprehension to testing and security.

2006 IEEE International Conference on Web Services (ICWS 2006) - Conference Proceedings
Web services are Internet-based application components published using standard interface description languages and become universally available via uniform communication protocols. In its fourth year, ICWS 2006 continues to feature research papers with a wide range of topics, focusing on various aspects of IT services such as Web services specifications and enhancements, Web services discovery and integration, Web services security, Web services Modeling, Web services-based Software Engineering, Web services-based applications and solutions, and semantics in Web services. In addition to the research track, ICWS includes two new programs: one is an application services and industry track, focusing on services realizations and industrial practices, and the other is a works-in-progress track, focusing on on-going services-oriented research and practice.