The World Wide Web, the global hyperlinked system that helped expand and transform the internet, turns 30 this year. Once the province of geeks and techies, the internet has become such a significant part of peoples’ lives, thanks to the information management structure first proposed by Tim Berners-Lee in March 1989.
But Berners-Lee, who successfully implemented that online communications system in November the same year, looks at the current state of cyberspace with both satisfaction and alarm.