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Dan Biddle Dan Biddle | 17:07 UK time, Tuesday, 30 June 2009

Twenty years ago a young man called Tim Berners-Lee had an idea. He called it the World Wide Web. Today it's hard for us to imagine a world without the web; without Wikipedia; without social media; without music downloads; without video on demand... The change wrought by the web has been exponential, explosive and so profound that it renders imagining the world in another 20 years time almost impossible.
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Did the father of the web ever imagine it would become the world-changing technology it is today? Is he surprised, delighted or even disappointed by his creation? What are his hopes for the future of the web?
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10 July 2009 Sir Tim Berners-Lee joins the ´óÏó´«Ã½ to reflect upon 20 incredible years and launch a major new ´óÏó´«Ã½ project.
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Be here. Be involved.
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