Thirtieth birthdays often inspire celebration and introspection in equal measure and this is certainly true of the World Wide Web, which was first proposed by computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee on this day in 1989. In a blog post commemorating the anniversary, Berners-Lee outlined some of the 30-year-old web's biggest problems, including: Malicious intent, which he...
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March 13, 2019
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