Sir Tim Berners-Lee: Semantic Web is open for business

DNS?: Berners-Lee didn't come up with DNS. DNS was developed long before there was a World Wide Web.

And he is credited with creating the World Wide Web. His work at CERN led to HTML and the Web browser. Before that we were using text-based browsers and Unix-like commands to navigate the Internet.; Posted by: ny_sal Posted on: 02/27/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Inventor of the WWW? wwwsupport | 02/27/08

DNS? ny_sal | 02/27/08

It sounds evil, to me. Professor8 | 02/27/08

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Al Gore PaulMiller | 02/27/08

Say Whaaat?!? thx-1138_@... | 02/28/08

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