Circular File: Webslinging

Scientific American recently announced that March 2009 marked the 20th anniversary of the World Wide Web. At first, the thought stunned me. The Web is so ubiquitous today, I was sure it must be older. But the Web is younger than either of my children. What I learned next was even more amazing: The 20th anniversary refers to the submission of a grant proposal by Tim Berners-Lee that led to the Web's creation. Berners-Lee wrote the software code that, as he describes it, married hypertext to the Internet. Yet it wasn't until the end of 1991 that a ...

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