Ep#6: Tim Bray: How did the internet learn to 'read' and organize information?
Rule-Breakers4 Elo 2025

Ep#6: Tim Bray: How did the internet learn to 'read' and organize information?

Sean talks to Tim Bray, a true pioneer in the world of digital documents and computing. Tim talks about his early work, including the groundbreaking Oxford English Dictionary (OED) project at the University of Waterloo. Tim went on to co-create the foundational XML standard that powers so much of the web today. Exploring the surprising prevalence of XML in places like WhatsApp, Tim offers his perspective on the growing importance of Markdown in an AI-driven world and its bright future for entry-level text styling.

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Ep #15: From digital books to digital agents: Edd Wilder-James on the Evolution of Structured Information

Ep #15: From digital books to digital agents: Edd Wilder-James on the Evolution of Structured Information

Edd Wilder-James joins us in this episode for a wide-ranging conversation that begins in the early XML and SGML communities and stretches all the way to today’s AI-driven world. Along the way, we revi...

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Ep #14:  Information Architecture and Structured Documents in an AI world

Ep #14: Information Architecture and Structured Documents in an AI world

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Ep #13: Identity, security and privacy - with digital identity pioneer, Eve Maler

Ep #13: Identity, security and privacy - with digital identity pioneer, Eve Maler

In this episode of Rule Breakers, Sean McGrath sits down with Eve Maler, a pioneer in digital identity and a long standing member of the XML community who was influential in shaping XML itself, based ...

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Ep #12: From SGML (1986) to LLMs (2026): Jon Udell on The Tools That Make Digital Knowledge Work

Ep #12: From SGML (1986) to LLMs (2026): Jon Udell on The Tools That Make Digital Knowledge Work

In this episode of Rule Breakers, we’re joined by author and software developer Jon Udell, a longtime explorer of the tools that shape how we write, publish, and work with knowledge. From the early da...

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Ep #11:  XML, HCI, and a retrospective on markup and the Web with Steven Pemberton

Ep #11: XML, HCI, and a retrospective on markup and the Web with Steven Pemberton

In this episode, we speak with Steven Pemberton, a pioneer of the early web, the first user in Europe to connect to the open internet, and a long-time contributor to standards at the W3C including CSS...

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Ep #10: Markup Goes Beyond Tags: Rick Jelliffe on Language Markup, Structure & Semantics in XML

Ep #10: Markup Goes Beyond Tags: Rick Jelliffe on Language Markup, Structure & Semantics in XML

Dive into an in-depth conversation with Rick Jelliffe, one of the most influential figures in the world of markup languages and structured data.Rick's contributions to markup and markup standards span...

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Ep #9: The Web Before Google: Liam Quin on HoTMetaL, XML, and the First Web Standards

Ep #9: The Web Before Google: Liam Quin on HoTMetaL, XML, and the First Web Standards

The latest episode of Rule-Breakers features Liam Quin a pioneering figure in the world of electronic publishing and generalized markup. In this conversation, we learn about Liam’s journey from a chil...

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Ep #8: The evolution of structured data formats — from XML to AI with Anthony Coates

Ep #8: The evolution of structured data formats — from XML to AI with Anthony Coates

Join Rule-breakers host, Sean McGrath and our latest guest, Anthony Coates, for a deep dive into the history and necessity of structured content. Drawing on his experience at Reuters and his work on m...

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