Values in Code
If you put a different value system into the Web through the design, that's a fundamental change
Tim Berners-Lee
British scientist who invented the World Wide Web and founded the W3C.
All moments: Tim Berners-Lee
- Architect of Possibilities — Tim Berners-Lee
The Web is a representation of how people communicate, collaborate and build things together without boundaries
- Creator's Responsibility — Tim Berners-Lee
I'm worried about my baby the Web. But I'm also optimistic about what we can do to make it better
- Mission of Purification — Tim Berners-Lee
We can't just let the Web turn into the control of a few people. That would fundamentally change what it means
- The Price of Innovation — Tim Berners-Lee
Anyone who has lost track of time using a computer knows the urge to make dreams come true and the propensity to dream
- Reimagining the Network — Tim Berners-Lee
The power of the Web is in its universality. It's more of a social creation than a technical one
- Openness as Foundation — Tim Berners-Lee
I just had to take the idea and make it open and available freely
Related moments
- Rebirth Through a Name — Bob Dylan
I changed my name because the old me died. Dylan is who I really am.
- The Times They Are A-Changing — Bob Dylan
Change is the only constant. We all must change or die.
- Life Is What Happens — John Lennon
Life is what happens to you while you're making other plans.
- Story of Transformation — David Bowie
I went through so many experiences that I became multiple persons. It was necessary.
- It's Never Too Late to Change — Elton John
I feel grateful for my life. I made mistakes, but I faced them and corrected them.
- Innovation Keeps Music Alive — Herbie Hancock
Innovation is what keeps music alive and relevant.