How Tim Berner-Lee Invented the World Wide Web
Tim Berner-Lee invented the World Wide Web singlehandedly in 1969 and never made a penny for his efforts. We will learn how a job in Switzerland inspired Tim, how he developed and posted the first Website, and how he fought, and is still fighting, to keep the WWW free and public.
Location: CoHarbor Coworking, Celebration Room, 2nd Floor
Dick Fairley: PhD in Computer Science and Systems Engineering from UCLA.
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