World Wide Web celebrates 25th birthday
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World Wide Web celebrates 25th birthday
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World Wide Web celebrates 25th birthday

(AGI) Rome, Nov. 13 - The World Wide Web celebrated its 25thbirthday today. The first webpage in history was created onNov. 13, 1990 by the British computer scientist TimBerners-Lee, using a server at CERN in Geneva. The goal was tocreate a system to share all existing virtual informationthrough the development of a common language that was easy tounderstand. The first proposal to create the digitalinfrastructure was filed at CERN by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989.The transition from the first page in HTML to the first websitewas quick: Berners-Lee published it on Aug.
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(AGI) Rome, Nov. 13 - The World Wide Web celebrated its 25thbirthday today. The first webpage in history was created onNov. 13, 1990 by the British computer scientist TimBerners-Lee, using a server at CERN in Geneva. The goal was tocreate a system to share all existing virtual informationthrough the development of a common language that was easy tounderstand. The first proposal to create the digitalinfrastructure was filed at CERN by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989.The transition from the first page in HTML to the first websitewas quick: Berners-Lee published it on Aug. 6, 1991. Atfirst, the WWW was used only by the scientific community but in1993, CERN decided to make it available to the public.(AGI) . .

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