What does WWWAC stand for?

World Wide Web Artists Consortium

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Information technology (IT) and computers
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Samples in periodicals archive:

As part of the World Wide Web Artists Consortium, he led its Interface + Design group from 1995 to 1997.

Quantum Leap Communications Launches Customer Development Group in ...

They include the Alliance for Downtown NY/Information Technology District, Info River Valley (Hudson Valley High Tech), Infotech Niagara (Western New York), LISTNet (Long Island Software Network), New York JavaSIG, New York New Media Association (NYNMA), The Software Executives Group of Greater Rochester, and the World Wide Web Artists Consortium (WWWAC).

The East Coast Summit for Java Technology Set to Explore 'Platform ...

Sponsors Web Security '98 is sponsored by American Express Tax and Business Services, New York Software Newspaper, Optimized Computer Solutions, the InternetWire, Standard Register, the Association of Internet Professionals and the World Wide Web Artists Consortium.

Web Security Conference to Address Barriers to E-commerce