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2013/05/25 01:22
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Hunt for world’s oldest WWW page leads to UNC Cha...
A global quest to find the first World Wide Web page has led to an antique computer at UNC-Chapel Hill. A primitive iteration of that World Wide Web home page, created about a year after the birth of...
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2013/05/24 12:29
2013/05/24 12:29
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Amnesty International APP for Protecting Activist...
A mobile alert app designed by Amnesty International to help protect human rights activists in danger is in the running for the prestigious Global Impact Award. The Panic Button app, which allows...
2013/05/22 08:28
2013/05/22 08:28
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Google Announces Finalists for £2M Charity Prizes
Google has announced the ten finalists in a competition to find the UK charity changing the world with technology. World Wide Web founder Tim Berners-Lee, is one of the judges of Google's Global...
Google UK Tim Berners-Lee Richard Branson Public Accounts Committee Matt Brittin
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2013/05/19 08:20
2013/05/19 08:20
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Newsnight needs less of the night, more of the ne...
The question – you might call it the £4m question after the Help for Heroes debacle – is whether Newsnight deserves to survive. Not exposing Savile, falsely exposing McAlpine, painfully exposing toxic...
Ian Katz The Guardian BBC Tony Hall Tim Berners-Lee
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2013/05/16 19:55
2013/05/16 19:55
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‘Jurassic Park’
Free, open web It’s hard to believe that web technology available on a royalty free basis is still not old enough to drink here in the United States. In 1993, CERN allowed the web to flourish by...
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2013/05/16 09:12
2013/05/16 09:12
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Can YouTube make subscription pay?
YouTube has introduced a subscription model as an option for some channel owners. There are only a few partners in the programme at the moment so, while not exactly a pilot, it's early days. YouTube...
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2013/05/16 07:13
2013/05/16 07:13
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Data's potential: you can only unlock it once you...
This week Stephan Shakespeare, the chair of the government's Data Strategy Board, published a review laying out his recommendations on how to make the most of public sector data. This topic has been...
Gordon Brown Tim Berners-Lee Elgin Neill
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2013/05/14 19:38
2013/05/14 19:38
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Emerging Tech – HTML5
Welcome to my brand new blog on the WHIR. I really appreciate the opportunity to bring you some of the latest technology trends. In this blog will be focusing on the emerging tech and trends that are...
2013/05/14 18:47
2013/05/14 18:47
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A checklist for web accessibility issues
May 14, 2013, 11:20 AM PDT Takeaway: In addition to designing for all kinds of devices with varying screen sizes, developers also aim for accessibility for all users. Here is a checklist to help you...
2013/05/14 08:45
2013/05/14 08:45
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Previously Sealed Documents To Be Released In Swa...
Loading Slideshow Sir Tim Berners Lee, Founder Of The World Wide Web He tweeted : “Aaron dead. World wanderers, we have lost...
Aaron Swartz MIT Danny O'Brien Harvard University Lawrence Lessig
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2013/05/12 08:16
2013/05/12 08:16
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Thirty of the very best of British
Greatest member of the Royal family The Queen In the hot seat for more than twice as long as Sir Alex Ferguson, the Queen has also had to deal with more than her fair share of talented but spoilt...
2013/05/11 14:44
2013/05/11 14:44
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Why 140 Characters Are Better Than A Flying Car
Progress is a funny thing. As Bruce Gibney noted in the Founders Fund Manifesto, we were expecting to have flying cars by now, but ended up with 140 characters instead. What gives? And Mr. Gibney...
Evgeny Morozov Facebook Twitter MIT Skype
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2013/05/10 17:48
2013/05/10 17:48
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World Web Consortium warms HTML bed for forced DR...
The World Web Consortium (W3C) is pressing ahead with plans to standardise Digital Rights Management (DRM) in HTML, despite opposition to the proposal. The W3C's chief executive Jeff Jaffe announced...
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2013/05/08 19:42
2013/05/08 19:42
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I analyse leaders for a living, and none are as g...
Judgment, perspective, balance. That's what the BBC expects from you when they give you the title "editor". So, you may wonder, what on earth was I thinking of when I was so easily wrong-footed by...
2013/05/06 14:22
2013/05/06 14:22
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Why Is Facebook Blue? The Science Behind Colors I...
Why is Facebook blue? According to The New Yorker, the reason is simple. It’s because Mark Zuckerberg is red-green color blind; blue is the color Mark can see the best. Not highly scientific, right?...
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2013/05/06 05:02
2013/05/06 05:02
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News | The University of Sydney
Charles Perkins Centre's Academic Director honoured6 May 2013 The honour sees him join a fellowship of the world's most eminent scientists, engineers and technologists from the United Kingdom and...
Simpson Royal Society Tim Berners-Lee Richard Dawkins Stephen Hawking
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2013/05/05 11:18
2013/05/05 11:18
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Masters of the Word by William J Bernstein – revi...
Here's a new definition of "the sweep of history". Bernstein begins in 2300BC with Sargon, all-conquering ruler of lands from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean, and ends with Twitter. It's a long,...
Twitter Bernstein Catholic Church Moscow Tim Berners-Lee
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2013/05/04 22:44
2013/05/04 22:44
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Does the web still matter?
This NeXT Computer was used by Sir Tim Berners-Lee at CERN and became the world's first Web server. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) This week, the World Wide Web turned 20. And the organization in charge...
2013/05/02 07:58
2013/05/02 07:58
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This Week in Science
Physics: Antimatter, the strange substance made infamous in Dan Brown’s Angels and Demons, has recently been used in an experiment to test the possibility of anti-gravity. Researchers at CERN in...
Dan Brown Angels and Demons Herschel Space Observatory Tim Berners-Lee
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2013/05/01 21:52
2013/05/01 21:52
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CommBank wants 'troublemakers' in one in ten jobs
Online, mobile banking not innovation, says CIO Harte. The Commonwealth Bank will look to recruit “troublemakers” to one in ten of its positions after having spent the past seven years developing an...
Michael Harte CommBank The Commonwealth Bank CIMB Tim Berners-Lee
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