Historical Events tagged with "access"

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Technology & Innovation

Public Access to the World Wide Web Begins

August 23rd, 1991 33 years ago

Tim Berners-Lee announced the World Wide Web's availability to the public, marking a pivotal moment in digital communication. Developed at CERN, the Web aimed to facilitate information sharing among scientists and researchers. This announcement allowed anyone with access to a computer and Internet connection to use the Web, fundamentally changing how people access and share information globally. With the release of the first website, the World Wide Web Foundation was poised to transform society's approach to information.

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