Tim Berners-Lee and Web Invention

Tim Berners-Lee reshaped global connectivity by inventing the World Wide Web in 1989 while working at CERN toward the end of the Cold War era. By establishing foundational protocols like HTTP, HTML, and the first web browser, he democratized global information sharing. He founded the W3C to ensure open web standards and later launched the Solid initiative to promote user data privacy and decentralization.

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