Sir Tim Berners-Lee Father of World Wide Web

Last updated on July 7, 2018

Last updated on July 07, 2018.

To make everyone see his work, this physicist Sir Tim Berners-Lee spun the Web

Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, in 1998 said: “the Web is an abstract (imaginary) space of information”Today’s (12^th March) Indian Express Daily Brought out a wonderful and informative story:

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The word web has many connotations and interpretations. For some, the web is a medium of free expression and for others, it is something that merits censorship. But Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, in 1998 said: “the Web is an abstract (imaginary) space of information”.

If Sir Tim had lacked the imagination to conjure something as impressive as the World Wide Web, we would still be struggling to make space for those thick volumes of Encyclopedia Britannica hardbacks on our bookshelves. The web wasn’t conceived by a dreamer doodling with ink and paper. It was created by a physicist who wanted his work to be open for others to view. He simply provided a platform for others to build, collaborate and innovate.

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10 Comments

Adrienne

Hey Phillip,

That was very interesting, I read the article over on the other site.

I guess I never paid much attention to when or why the web was created so thanks for sharing this bit of news with us. I learned something new today, love that.

Enjoy your new week, it will be here before you know it.

~Adrienne

March 17, 2014
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- Philip Varghese Ariel
  
  Hi Adrienne,
  Thank you so much for you kind visit and the feedback.
  Yes, many do not give much attention to find out the history.
  Though we enjoy this wonderful facility since many years we never cared to find out the beginning of it. Of course we all have some vague idea about it, the real history is amazing! Indeed, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web did a great job for all of us :-) :-) :-)
  Yes, Here in this part of the world its already here :-) Enjoy the week.
  Good Wishes.
  ~Philip
  
  March 17, 2014
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lina@womens perspectives

Thanks a lot to Sir Tim Berners-Lee; he’s a real genius.
Enjoy your Wednesday, Philip.

March 19, 2014
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- Philip Varghese Ariel
  
  Hi Lina,
  Thanks a lot for your valuable time to drop by and for the feedback.
  Best Regards
  May you have a happy week ahead. :-)
  
  March 25, 2014
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June

Hi Philip,

This is interesting to know. Thanks for sharing. We take the web for granted and I guess not many people are interested in how it started. Or who started it. So, it was nice that you gave us this information.

Have a blessed weekend. :-)

March 23, 2014
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- Philip Varghese Ariel
  
  Hi June,
  Thanks for your valuable time to visit my page and for the feedback.
  Yes, many who enjoy this wonderful facility never take interest to know who invented it. :-)
  But it is really good to know the history.
  May you have a great week ahead.
  Best Regards
  ~ Philip
  
  March 25, 2014
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Emmanuel

This is really interesting! I am really impressed! People are really creative!

March 25, 2014
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- Philip Varghese Ariel
  
  Hi Emmanuel,
  OM G.. At last you landed here at my new page!!!
  Thank you so much for your valuable time.
  Yes, people are more creative these days!! :-) :-) :-)
  Keep in touch. :-)
  Best Regards
  ~ Philip
  
  March 25, 2014
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Liz Mcgee

Hi Philip,

It’s always great to learn something new. I never knew about Sir Tim Berners-Lee and that he was the inventor of the WWW. I always remember the joke that vice President Al Gore invented it. LOL!

Thanks for the great info and hope you’re having a great week.

Blessings,
Liz

March 25, 2014
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- Philip Varghese Ariel
  
  Hi Liz,
  Nice that you visited my page.
  Yes, many do not know this great information about the inventor of WWW, Sir Tim Berners-Lee.
  And ha, some have the knowledge as you mentioned: ‘the joke about Vice President Al Gore!!!’
  So glad that you got some information thru this post. :-)
  Let me say again your post on 40 Give ups are really note worthy and we need to strive to
  achieve or practice it in our life. Thank you so much for your kind visit in this busy schedule :-)
  Keep writing.
  Keep us inform.
  Best
  Phil
  
  March 25, 2014
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