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Tim Berners-Lee

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Tim Berners-Lee

Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989. He founded and Directs the World Wide Consortium (W3C) the forum for technical development of the Web. He founded the Web Foundation whose mission is that the WWW serves Humanity, and co-founded the Open Data Institute in London. His research group at MIT’s Computer Science and AI Lab (“CSAIL”) plans to re-decentralize the Web. Tim spends a lot of time fighting for rights such as privacy, freedom and openness of the Web.

How Sir Tim Berners-Lee Sees the Web

This next stage of the Web, the inventor of the World Wide Web – Sir Tim Berners-Lee saw as an extension of the Web, a layer in the fabric of the web, woven of machine-readable data. Semantic Web he called it.  
 
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I am Teodora, a philologist fascinated by the metamorphoses of text on the Web and curious about the ways the Semantic Web unfolds. Following the threads of my never-ending quest how meaning and understanding work, I hold a PhD. in Marketing Communication, an MS in Creative writing and a Bachelor of Science in Classics. I also authored two books: The Brave New Text and Being Dialogic. Walking the talk of my commitment to creating dialogic moments through semantic annotations, from 2022, I am part of Ontotext, now Graphwise, working to create the company's knowldge graph and its related content. I also teach web writing to students at the Content Strategy Masters program in FH Joanneum.

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