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10 Web Predictions for 2014 - Craig Buckler
10 Years Ago - TOevolt - Adrian Roselli
10 Years of CSS - W3C
A Brief History of Markup - Jeremy Keith
A Guide to the Open Internet - Michael Ciarlo
A History of Usability - Jeff Sauro
A Journey Through Accessibility - Roberto Scano
A New Microsoft Browser? - Peter-Paul Koch
As We May Think - Vannevar Bush. His seminal article on the subject of the non-linear organization of information. Hypertext was first conceived of in July 1945 when he published this article.
Browser Version Timeline - Eric Meyer
Cascading Style Sheets - Hakon Wium Lie. For those who love historical information or wonder why certain CSS. decisions were made, here is Hakon Wium Lie's doctoral thesis. He is one of the original authors of CSS 1.0.
Cleaning up the Web - Tim Berners Lee
From Hypertext to Hyperdevices - Dominique Haza‘l-Massieux
Future Friendly - Dave Olsen
Giant Global Graph - Tim Berners-Lee
Here is the Biggest Challenge to Modi's Digital India Vision - Saptarishi Dutta
Hobbes' Internet Timeline - Robert Hobbes Zakon
HTML History - Mike Smith
Hypertext History - Jeremy Keith
In Dependence - Jeremy Keith
It was Twenty Years Ago Today - An Interview with Hakon Wium Lie - Bruce Lawson
Ten Years Ago: Web Design Update Newsletter Began - blog.lib.umn
The Hut Where the Internet Began - Alexis Madrigal
The Web We Lost - Anil Dash
Tim Berners-Lee's Original World Wide Web Browser - CERN
Tim Berners-Lee - We Need to Re-Decentralize The Web - Liat Clark
Web 2.0 Will Change Everything! But How? - Brian Kelly
Websites of Christmas Past, Present and Future - Josh Emerson
What I Learned About the Web in 2011 - Our Gentle Readers
Information Management: A Proposal - Tim Berners-Lee, widely known as the father of the World Wide Web. Tim originally created the WWW and is now the director of the W3 Organization, which coordinates WWW development. This is his proposal written in March 1989 and later redistributed unchanged apart from the date added in May 1990.
Internet Turns 40, Just Might Catch On - Adrian Roselli
Long Live the Web - Tim Berners-Lee
One Web - Jeremy Keith
Net Neutrality: This is Serious - Tim Berners-Lee
- On Net Neutrality - Jens Meiert
Re: Did CERN Try To Sell the Web? - Tim Berners-Lee
Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee - Wikipedia
Social Networks 'Are New Email' - Darren Waters
Style Guide To Online Hypertext - Tim Berners-Lee style guide to creating online content. This is a must-see. Initially written in 1995. Some of this is dated but much remains relevant.
The Early History of HTML - Sean B. Palmer
The First Website - Mark Boulton
- WWW Project Turns 20 - Adrian A. Roselli
The Future of the Web - Tim Berners Lee, Oxford Internet Institute Webcasts
The Next 6 Billion - John Allsopp
The Web is Ruined and I Ruined it - David Siegel
Tim Berners-Lee. Confirming The Exact Location Where the Web Was Invented - David Galbraith
Toward 2^W --- Beyond Web-2.0: The Rest Of The Story - T.V. Raman
Web at 25 - Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Invention of the Web - Tim Berners-Lee
- Web Turns 25, Seems Popular - By Adrian Roselli
What, When, Who... Internet History Timeline - Mike Cherim

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