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Inventor of World Wide Web @timberners_lee says that instead of ???"Companies must do more to ensure their pursuit of short-term profit is not at the expense of human rights, democracy, scientific fact or public safety" #Web30 #business #Entrepreneur https://t.co/zy8FiKnFzZ
— Amberoot (@Amberoot) March 12, 2019
On the World Wide Web’s 30th birthday, our founder and web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee reflects on how the web has changed our world and what we must do to build a better web that serves all of humanity. Please share using #Web30 #ForTheWebhttps://t.co/eaPqVgnVDa
— Shakeel (@IMShak) March 12, 2019
"Today, half of the world is online. It is more urgent than ever to ensure the other half are not left behind offline, and that everyone contributes to a web that drives equality, opportunity and creativity." Wisdom from @timberners_lee
— GoodThingsFoundation (@goodthingsfdn) March 12, 2019
#fortheweb #web30 https://t.co/dZdh6BT2R2
? The web at 30.
— Netlify (@Netlify) March 12, 2019
"Today, half of the world is online. It is more urgent than ever to ensure the other half are not left behind offline, and that everyone contributes to a web that drives equality, opportunity and creativity." — @timberners_lee https://t.co/42iYrpHjpI pic.twitter.com/309k8y9cdk
30 years ago, the World Wide Web was born. Last year, its creator said “The web is not the web we wanted in every respect”. Today, he outlined his vision for how to build a better web. https://t.co/SJo4XSamKF #Web30 #ForTheWeb
— beme (@bemenews) March 12, 2019
The Web is 30 years old today. Read Sir @timberners_lee letter. If you're an European citizen, next May go and vote for those politicians that defend the open Web. #thistimeimvoting #Europeias2019#Web30 #ForTheWeb#SaveYourInternethttps://t.co/y0vhiSh4Pm pic.twitter.com/n6nv2kDGQm
— paula simoes ?? (@paulasimoes) March 12, 2019
Happy birthday to the World Wide Web!
— MIT CSAIL (@MIT_CSAIL) March 12, 2019
MIT professor Tim Berners-Lee's invention was initially described by his CERN supervisor as "vague but exciting": https://t.co/oSmyhErvQG
(v/@timberners_lee @webfoundation) #Web30 #ForTheWeb pic.twitter.com/uZ8HGV2gzt
Happy 30th birthday, World Wide Web! It's a reason to celebrate, but also to reflect. Internet pioneer Tim Berners-Lee ranks "deliberate, malicious intent" as the "biggest dysfunction affecting today's web." https://t.co/GC1TODW7T9
— Trustwave (@Trustwave) March 12, 2019
Let's change that. #cybersecurity #Web30
“Vague, but exciting.” — How Tim Berners-Lee's boss reportedly responded when he first conceptualized a browser receiving information from a server.
— Vox (@voxdotcom) March 12, 2019
Today, the web turns 30 years old. #Web30 https://t.co/G4um2btYof pic.twitter.com/NLcbStn9vT
Happy birthday, World Wide Web! You've shown us the best and the worst of everything. What we do with all that data is unfolding now. The World Wide Web — not the internet — turns 30 years old https://t.co/l9SPmsvmw4 via @voxdotcom
— Melissa Jun Rowley (@MelissaRowley) March 12, 2019
Quick read - the World Wide Web was conceived on March 12, 1989, by computing legend Tim Berners-Lee. https://t.co/A7fK7jaRe3
— PGCMLS Library (@PGCMLS) March 12, 2019
Happy birthday of the World Wide Web??
— Udacity (@udacity) March 12, 2019
The World Wide Web was conceived on March 12, 1989, by computing legend Tim Berners-Lee https://t.co/mlBJLjJXQc
3 principles of govt regulation of internet, by @timberners_lee :
— Alek Tarkowski (@atarkowski) March 13, 2019
1) translate laws for digital age
2) ensure markets are competitive, innovative and open
3) protect people’s rights and freedoms.
How does #CopyrightDirective and #Article13 score? https://t.co/b4qjYaBm9T #Web30
"Governments must translate laws and regulations for the digital age... And they have a responsibility to protect people’s rights and freedoms online."
— Institute on Governance (@IOGca) March 12, 2019
We love @timberners_lee's #Web30 letter for expressing the importance of #digitalgov: https://t.co/O8XFf9Uzeo
The mission of the HTTP Archive is to track how the web is built. But there are many other important facets of the state of the web that are not so easily tracked and measured. @timberners_lee writes about several of these in his #Web30 address.https://t.co/FhqabzpoEK pic.twitter.com/IDH4d6QTfx
— ? HTTP Archive (@HTTPArchive) March 12, 2019
https://t.co/PwFoYGDyUF
— Jani Koskinen (@JaniKoskinen4) March 12, 2019
Like Sir Tim Berners-Lee notes, it is time to make internet to be fair. We are working to create fair data economy ecosystem for all! #IHAN,#IHAN_Ethics,@UniTurku,@SitraFund
In 1999, David Bowie knew how the web would change the world. Paxman was not so sure. Today on the web's 30th birthday, Sir @timberners_lee calls for action #ForTheWebhttps://t.co/mwvQ6Ytn3w @DavidBowieReal @JeremyPaxman#Web30 pic.twitter.com/PCJDclVqL3
— Adrian Lovett (@adrianlovett) March 12, 2019
Very insightful....30 years on, what’s next #ForTheWeb? https://t.co/92EFI9u31P#TimBernersLee #CloudComputing #DataScience #Iot #TheDigitalCoach #CyberSecurity@KirkDBorne @MarshaCollier @sallyeaves @EliseQuevedo @shirastweet
— Paul Colmer ❤️☁???? (@MusicComposer1) March 13, 2019
Amazing to think what our world would be if the Internet wasn't born 30 years ago - and what will it be in 30 years' time? #Web30 #ForTheWeb https://t.co/rbcEQOGNRw pic.twitter.com/h6v6DIEBKj
— Workonline Comm (@wolcomm) March 13, 2019
Happy birthday amazing, open, world wide web! At #web30 what’s next #ForTheWeb? >> @timberners_lee on the battle of our times: that for the open internet ↘️ https://t.co/3jNEqNxjzX
— Marietje Schaake (@MarietjeSchaake) March 12, 2019
"Of course with every new feature, every new website, the divide between those who are online and those who are not increases, making it all the more imperative to make the web available for everyone," Sir Tim Berners-Lee, Inventor of the WWW. https://t.co/3DQ2aspl2l #Web30
— linuxjournal (@linuxjournal) March 13, 2019
The web turns 30 years old today. Its inventor diagnoses its dysfunction:
— David Carroll ? (@profcarroll) March 13, 2019
1. Weaponization.
2. Monetization.
3. Radicalization.https://t.co/jTw3H4uH2B pic.twitter.com/sgbQdaxCAi
Take the time to read this letter from Tim Bearners Lee regarding the importance of fighting for our web!https://t.co/kJPCqYlmyx
— Kevin Maloney (@tal239) March 13, 2019
Then sign the Contract for the web! It’s a collection of principles we elect to abide by to protect a fair and equal internet.https://t.co/LE6c0RBEDB
30 years on, what’s next #ForTheWeb?
— CriptoCanarias (@CriptoCanarias) March 13, 2019
Let's talk about #Blockchain without mentioning the word Blockchain! https://t.co/OA2c6ukE02
30 years on, what’s next #ForTheWeb? Sir Tim Berners-Lee reflects on how the web has changed our world and what we must do to build a better web that serves all of humanity. Please share using #Web30 #ForTheWeb. https://t.co/cXW6pPSFKb pic.twitter.com/L4PfsDeDiV
— Christophe Tricot (@ctricot) March 13, 2019
"On the World Wide Web’s 30th birthday, our founder and web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee reflects on how the web has changed our world and what we must do to build a better web that serves all of humanity.” https://t.co/ls4vimDIb9
— Jane Hart (@C4LPT) March 12, 2019
Sir Tim Berners-Lee reflects on how the web has changed our world and what we must do to build a better web that serves all of humanity. Please share using #Web30 #ForTheWeb. https://t.co/7zMxwMzrOc vía @webfoundation
— Karlos Mendia (@karlosmendia) March 13, 2019
HBD to the world wide web! #web30 https://t.co/eqHC3QkpHR
— Zayo Group (@ZayoGroup) March 12, 2019
The World Wide Web — not the internet — turns 30 years old. https://t.co/Gj6GHTo7XS pic.twitter.com/eHle4L2auP
— ARTEKLAB (@ARTEKLAB) March 13, 2019
"The World Wide Web--not the #internet--turns 30 years old": https://t.co/p9lCY9eNbp #ethics #tech #research #business #gov
— Internet Ethics (@IEthics) March 12, 2019
The World Wide Web — not the internet — turns 30 years old: The World Wide Web was conceived on March 12, 1989, by computing legend Tim Berners-Lee https://t.co/Dcw7VZufIo
— Robert Went (@went1955) March 12, 2019
The World Wide Web — not the internet — turns 30 years old https://t.co/szvtZ9Z8Je via @voxdotcom
— Bangor Public Library (@bangorlibrary) March 12, 2019