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Charles F. Goldfarb
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Dr. Charles F. Goldfarb - Dr. Goldfarb
invented the SGML language in 1974 and later led the team that developed it
into the International Standard on which both HTML and XML are based. He serves
as Editor of the Standard (ISO 8879) and as a consultant to developers of
SGML and XML applications and products. While at IBM Dr. Goldfarb led the
project that invented SGML's precursor, GML, in 1969, for which he coined
the term "markup language". He edits Prentice-Hall's "Definitive XML Series
from Charles F. Goldfarb" and co-authored "The XML Handbook, Second Edition".
He has been profiled in Forbes and other publications and is an Honorary Fellow
of the Society for Technical Communication and holder of the PIA Gutenberg
Award. He is a graduate of Harvard Law School and Columbia College.