Collaborate Disseminate
From the early days of ARPANET until the dawn of the World Wide Web (WWW), the internet was primarily the domain of researchers, teachers and students, with hobbyists running their …read more Continue reading The Modern WWW, Or: Where Do We Want To Go From Here?
Google’s doing so grudgingly: it still thinks that showing too much will confuse users trying to assess a site’s security. Continue reading Chrome may bring back ‘www’ with option to show full URLs
Google’s doing so grudgingly: it still thinks that showing too much will confuse users trying to assess a site’s security. Continue reading Chrome may bring back ‘www’ with option to show full URLs
The world wide web, the information space we all use to connect on the internet, is 29 years old. Its founder, Tim Berners-Lee, wants the world to come together to close the digital divide. Continue reading Tim Berners-Lee: Monopolies and Lack of Public Infrastructure Are Ruining the Web
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The Internet just lost one of its most prominent innovators.
Robert W Taylor, a computer scientist who was instrumental in creating the Internet as well as the modern personal computer, has died at the age of 85.
Mr. Taylor, who is best known as the mastermind of ARPAnet (precursor of the Internet), had Parkinson’s disease and died on Thursday at his home in Woodside
Continue reading Robert W. Taylor, Who Helped Create the Internet, Dies at 85
On this day 25 years ago, August 6, 1991, the world’s first website went live to the public from a lab in the Swiss Alps.
So Happy 25th Birthday, WWW! It’s the Silver Jubilee of the world’s first website.
The site was created by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, … Continue reading On This Day 25-years Ago, The World’s First Website Went Online
SQL injection and XSS attacks should have disappeared long ago. They didn’t. Continue reading The web attacks that refuse to die