Tim berners-lee articles
Tim Berners-Lee shares his predictions on the 35th anniversary of the World Wide Web
Surprisingly optimistic
The World Wide Web is 30 years old, and it's less free than ever
Forward-looking: The original World Wide Web software platform was developed by computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee while he was working at CERN. The novel information system was designed to promote faster and easier information sharing within the scientific community. It turned into an everyday commodity and entertainment routine for billions of people worldwide.
Cryptocurrency slammed as "dangerous" and "gambling" by World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee
"It's only speculative. Obviously, that's really dangerous"
Tim Berners-Lee: please ignore the Web3 nonsense. The future is Solid
Forward-looking: The creator of the World Wide Web has disavowed Web3 as the future of internet's most successful and popular application. He is proposing Solid, a new decentralized effort not based on blockchain, as a possible solution to the issues the web is facing at the moment.
The World Wide Web source code NFT has been sold for $5.4M
Proceeds will be directed to initiatives that Tim and his wife support
Tim Berners-Lee defends auctioning NFT of web's original source code as bids reach $2.2 million
Does it go against the web's free and open principles?
Tim Berners-Lee is auctioning off the web's original source code as an NFT
Expect the $1,000 starting price to go much, much higher
Contract for the Web: Tim Berners-Lee launches plan to fix the web
Before we experience a "digital dystopia"
Tim Berners-Lee says the web has its problems, but they can be fixed
It's the world wide web's birthday
The inventor of the World Wide Web has unveiled a plan for a new secure internet
Where each user has total control over their own data
The World Wide Web turns 29 years old
Complete global access is still far off in the distance
Internet pioneers and leaders sign open letter urging FCC to cancel net neutrality vote
Tim Berners-Lee, Steve Wozniak, and Vint Cerf have all signed up
Web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee warns of the three big dangers facing the internet
Unsurprisingly, fake news is one of them
