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British creator of World Wide Web scoops
first technology 'Nobel prize'
British creator of World Wide Web scoops
first technology 'Nobel prize'
06/16/2004 01:18 PMTechzonez Jun 16 2004 5:12PM GMT
Business gains as net spreads wide
Business gains as net spreads wide
06/02/2004 05:49 AMThe net's core technology is behind big changes in the business world.
HOW WIDE IS THE WORLD WIDE
WEB?................
HOW WIDE IS THE WORLD WIDE
WEB?................
02/10/2004 05:01 AMHow wide is the World Wide
Web?
galumpia.co.uk/how_wide/howwide.htm
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Before the Bell-Cisco gains on upgrade,
Best Buy off
Before the Bell-Cisco gains on upgrade,
Best Buy off
12/04/2003 09:38 AMReuters Dec 4 2003 9:10AM ET
Wide World of Wal-Mart
Wide World of Wal-Mart
03/06/2004 01:49 AMThe retail giant looks to take over the world.
The World Wide Political Web
The World Wide Political Web
07/17/2004 04:10 PMWe're just a week away from the DNC, and nothing in the online news
space looks very fresh or very...
Architecture of the World Wide Web
Architecture of the World Wide Web
12/11/2003 09:42 AMArchitecture of the World Wide Webhttp://www.w3.or
g/TR/2003/WD-webarch-20031209/http://www.w3.org/20
03/12/tag-pressreleasehttp://www.w3.org/2001/tag/ The W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG) has released a Last
Call Working Draft of the "Architecture of the World Wide Web, First
Edition." The document is written for Web developers, implementers,
content authors and publishers. It describes the properties that are
desired of the Web and the design choices that have been made to
achieve them. Comments are invited through 5 March 2004. Read the
press release and visit the TAG home page.
10 Years of the World Wide Web
10 Years of the World Wide Web
03/14/2003 12:56 PMThe World Wide Web Turns 15
The World Wide Web Turns 15
06/04/2004 11:43 PMZDNet Jun 5 2004 4:19AM GMT
The World Wide Panorama - VR Panoramas
The World Wide Panorama - VR Panoramas
04/16/2004 10:16 AMA world wide panorama shoot on the vernal equinox (quicktime
vr's)
geoimages.berkeley.edu/wwp304/index.html
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World Wide Web Inventor Knighted By QE
II
World Wide Web Inventor Knighted By QE
II
07/16/2004 11:29 PMFree Internet Press Jul 17 2004 4:08AM GMT
Information Architecture for the World
Wide Web
Information Architecture for the World
Wide Web
01/13/2003 09:57 AMA world wide panorama shoot.
A world wide panorama shoot.
04/15/2004 06:28 AM
A world
wide panorama shoot. On Saturday, March 20, more than 170
photographers in 39 countries around the world celebrated the Equinox
by creating VR panoramas. This site showcases the results of their
efforts.
(Quicktime needed) Architectural Principles of the World
Wide Web
Architectural Principles of the World
Wide Web
09/03/2002 11:37 AMJUNETEENTH WORLD WIDE CELEBRATION
JUNETEENTH WORLD WIDE CELEBRATION
06/19/2004 10:42 PMJuneteenth - Worldwide Celebration .. Website for Juneteenth ..
everyone's free .. Juneteenth, .. Juneteenth ..
Junteenth
juneteenth.com
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World-Wide Knowledge Base
World-Wide Knowledge Base
02/17/2004 06:38 PMForum
Last Call: Architecture of the World
Wide Web
Last Call: Architecture of the World
Wide Web
12/09/2003 07:24 PM2003-12-09: The W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG) has released a
Last Call Working Draft of the Architecture of the World Wide Web,
First Edition. The document is written for Web developers,
implementers, content authors and publishers. It describes the
properties that are desired of the Web and the design choices that
have been made to achieve them. Comments are invited through 5 March
2004. Visit the TAG home page. (News archive)
Information Architecture for the World
Wide Web, 2nd Edition
Information Architecture for the World
Wide Web, 2nd Edition
08/05/2002 10:43 PMWorking Draft: Architecture of the World
Wide Web
Working Draft: Architecture of the World
Wide Web
07/08/2004 10:37 AM2004-07-05: Addressing a selection of Last Call issues, the W3C
Technical Architecture Group (TAG) has released a updated Working
Draft of the Architecture of the World Wide Web, First Edition. The
document is written for Web developers, implementers, content authors
and publishers. It describes the properties that are desired of the
Web and the design choices that have been made to achieve them. Visit
the TAG home page. (News archive)
WWW.KNIGHTHOOD FOR PUBLICITY-SHY
INVENTOR OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB
WWW.KNIGHTHOOD FOR PUBLICITY-SHY
INVENTOR OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB
01/01/2004 06:49 AMTim Berners-Lee awarded knighthood .. The Independent has the story ..
Click
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The wide world of Linux word processors
The wide world of Linux word processors
12/24/2004 01:11 PM There are several word processors in GNU/Linux, each with different
goals and features. Some are free software, some are based on free
software, some are proprietary. What do you, as an amateur or
professional writer, need to consider in such programs when moving to
GNU/Linux? If you're not entirely satisfied with your current word
processor or if you're wondering what's available on the GNU/Linux
platform in terms of word processors, this article's for you.
Week Ahead: World Wide Summit
Week Ahead: World Wide Summit
12/07/2003 09:25 AMWorld leaders are set to meet in Geneva to discuss control of the
Internet, marking one of several events that will likely catch the
attention of the information technology industry.
Book Review: HTML 4 For The World Wide
Web
Book Review: HTML 4 For The World Wide
Web
12/27/2002 11:37 PMNet Mechanic Dec 27 2002 11:11PM ET
Architectural Principles of the World
Wide Web released
Architectural Principles of the World
Wide Web released
09/03/2002 11:37 AMThe W3C has released an initial Working Draft of Architectural
Principles of the World Wide Web, reflecting the work of its Technical
Architecture Group (TAG).
Features: Reviewing the Architecture of
the World Wide Web
Features: Reviewing the Architecture of
the World Wide Web
02/01/2005 08:52 PMHarry Halpin reviews the final published edition of the W3C TAG's
Architecture of the World Wide Web document.
Last Call: Character Model for the World
Wide Web
Last Call: Character Model for the World
Wide Web
03/06/2004 01:50 AM2004-02-25: The Internationalization Working Group has published the
Character Model for the World Wide Web 1.0 in two parts: Fundamentals
in Last Call through 19 March, and Normalization. The documents
address character encoding identification, early uniform
normalization, string identity matching, string indexing, and URI
conventions. They build on the Universal Character Set defined by
Unicode and ISO/IEC 10646. Visit the Internationalization home page.
(News archive)
The World Wide Panorama - QuickTime VR
Panoramas
The World Wide Panorama - QuickTime VR
Panoramas
04/22/2004 06:30 AMfotografias panormicas .. The World Wide Panorama .. 182
panoramas
geoimages.berkeley.edu/wwp304
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World Wide Web invented by English
knight
World Wide Web invented by English
knight
01/02/2004 07:08 AMTim Berners-Lee to be knighted ..
knighted
w3.org/2003/12/timbl_knighted
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Architecture of the World Wide Web,
Volume One' Is a W3C Recommendation
Architecture of the World Wide Web,
Volume One' Is a W3C Recommendation
12/24/2004 12:28 PMArchitecture of the World Wide Web, Volume One' Is a W3C
Recommendation
http://www.w3.o
rg/TR/2004/REC-webarch-20041215/
http://www.w3.or
g/2004/12/webarch-pressrelease
http://www.w3.or
g/2004/12/webarch-testimonials
http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/
The World Wide Web Consortium released "Architecture of
the World Wide Web, Volume One" as a W3C Recommendation. The Web uses
relatively simple technologies with sufficient scalability, efficiency
and utility that they have resulted in a remarkable information space
of interrelated resources, growing across languages, cultures and
media. This architecture document discusses the core design components
of the Web in an effort to preserve these properties of the
information space as its technologies evolve. Read the press release,
Member testimonials, and visit the TAG home page.
Industry-Wide Notebook Flaw Found (PC
World)
Industry-Wide Notebook Flaw Found (PC
World)
06/25/2004 05:28 PMPC World - Certain memory modules may crash systems, cause data loss,
HP warns.
Queen Knights World Wide Web Inventor
Berners-Lee
Queen Knights World Wide Web Inventor
Berners-Lee
07/20/2004 11:11 AMDirect and Related
Links for 'Queen Knights World Wide Web Inventor Berners-Lee'
“Tim Berners-Lee, the London-born scientist who invented the
World Wide Web, was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II on
Friday….The Queen made the 49-year-old scientist a knight
commander, the second-highest rank of the Order of the British Empire,
in a ceremony at Buckingham Palace.”…
Peep And The Big Wide World Site
Launched by WGBH
Peep And The Big Wide World Site
Launched by WGBH
05/31/2004 07:05 PMPeep And The Big Wide World, a new animated series for preschool-age
children about exploring science and discovering the world around
them, launches its companion Web site this week at
http://www.peepandthebigwideworld.com/
Senator George Allen Says Keep the World
Wide Web Tax-Free
Senator George Allen Says Keep the World
Wide Web Tax-Free
04/29/2004 11:26 PMUS Embassy Tokyo Apr 30 2004 2:40AM GMT
'Architecture of the World Wide Web,
Volume One' is a W3C Recommendation
'Architecture of the World Wide Web,
Volume One' is a W3C Recommendation
12/19/2004 03:26 PM2004-12-15: The World Wide Web Consortium today released Architecture
of the World Wide Web, Volume One as a W3C Recommendation. The Web
uses relatively simple technologies with sufficient scalability,
efficiency and utility that they have resulted in a remarkable
information space of interrelated resources, growing across languages,
cultures and media. This architecture document discusses the core
design components of the Web in an effort to preserve these properties
of the information space as its technologies evolve. Read the press
release, Member testimonials, and visit the TAG home page. (News
archive)
World Wide Web Consortium Issues SSML
1.0 as a W3C Recommendation
World Wide Web Consortium Issues SSML
1.0 as a W3C Recommendation
09/13/2004 03:39 AMW3Reports Sep 13 2004 7:53AM GMT
Architectural Principles of the World
Wide Web Working Draft Updated
Architectural Principles of the World
Wide Web Working Draft Updated
11/15/2002 06:50 PM15 November 2002: The W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG) has
released an updated Working Draft, Architectural Principles of the
World Wide Web. Comments are welcome. With technical issues organized
around identification, representation, and interaction, the document
also addresses some non-technical social issues that contribute to the
shared information space. Visit the TAG home page. (News archive)
Queen Knights World Wide Web Inventor
Berners-Lee (Reuters)
Queen Knights World Wide Web Inventor
Berners-Lee (Reuters)
07/16/2004 01:52 PMReuters - Tim Berners-Lee, the London-born
scientist who invented the World Wide Web, was knighted by
Queen Elizabeth II on Friday.
World wide bl0g count 60+ million and
rambling on a tangent
World wide bl0g count 60+ million and
rambling on a tangent
06/06/2005 12:11 AM...so says this unscientific, but probably not-completely-inaccurate
analysis.
MSN Spaces is growing at 100,000 blogs/day. Wow.
Whatever you think of the blogosphere, it probably is not true
three months from now. Loïc mentioned yesterday that
roughly 20% of French teenagers have blogs. Twenty percent. Think
about it.
Well, maybe those teenagers get bored with it. Maybe nobody speaks
of blogs in five years, and blogging has become a passé, done only by
old farts still clinging to their ancient Wordpress installations.
But blogs are significant because they are the first real global way
for these young people to express themselves in an easy way. I still
hail Mitvit<
/a>'s wisdom on this: "One of the prime functions of blogs is to
steal the internet back from the geeks." No matter what the
platform is, these people will change the world simply by being
themselves and creating. Now they write blogs - in six months
everybody may be podcasting. Next year you might start to see
vidcasting and personal TV stations.
Most of the created stuff will, of course, be crap. At least when
viewed by a member of the general public. But that crap will be good
and meaningful to a few people, and those people will gravitate to
this stuff. It's one-to-few -publishing; not one-to-many.
Whatever happens, I just can't see that people would suddenly stop
innovating and creating new stuff. The channels may change, but what
is really behind the "blog revolution" has nothing to do
with blogs as such, but the need of people to write, and draw, and
compose, and sing, and to create, and also to get feedback for it. To
find the few souls in this world that like what you are and what you
do, no matter how odd it may seem to others.
To complement my previous post: The problem with 3G is that it assumes that
corporations do the innovation. The internet allows
people to do the innovation. It has nothing to do with how
many bits per second a geek can get traveling on a bus from Helsinki
to Ypäjä!
How many successfull cellular services have you seen which have
been run by a single person? Conversely, on the Internet, how many
discussion boards or fan sites which are the product of a single
person in their spare time? There are more cell phone users in the
world than there are Internet users (1.6 Billion vs 900 million)!
Where are the great fan-run mobile sites? Where are the wonderful SMS
services that everybody uses?
There are none. Or if there are, they are very local: specific to
a single country, or perhaps an operator. No matter how good an
Italian SMS service might be, you can't use it from Finland. That's
because there's a walled garden out there: mobile phone services are
about value chains and money and corporations making deals with each
other about offering value-added services to customers. And operators
want control over what happens in their network. And writing software
for mobile phones is difficult, and users don't know how to use the
services, and optimizing for a small platform is difficult, and...
there are many reasons, but the end result is the same: the mobile
phone area is really a very hard place to innovate and create new
stuff, unless you have the training, the means, and an insane amount
of patience. (Look at Russell Beattie's story on how difficult it was
to squeeze a
movie to a phone - and that guy is an übergeek!)
Anyway... I'm rambling. My point is that the Internet is a place
where you can, on your own, create something like Blogger.com, get ten million users
in a couple of years, from all over the globe, and get bought by Google for an insane
amount of money. In the walled garden of mobile networks - well, you
need to be a really serious geek.
Fine. So the internet has been stolen back from us geeks. Now,
please steal our cell phones, too!
Update: By sheer coincidence, I listened to the podcast of Clay
Shirky's speech at ETech. He speaks of the same thing, but he's
far more eloquent than I am.
World Wide Web inventor receives Finnish
technology award (AFP)
World Wide Web inventor receives Finnish
technology award (AFP)
06/15/2004 06:41 AMAFP - The British inventor of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee,
received Finland's newly established Millennium Technology Prize for
enhancing "people's quality of life".
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