Sir Tim Berners-Lee Announces Closure of World Wide Web Foundation
The World Wide Web Foundation is closing after 16 years of promoting an open and secure web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee has announced.
How is technology reshaping our future?
The World Wide Web Foundation is closing after 16 years of promoting an open and secure web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee has announced.
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Nature protection is becoming attractive financially to entrepreneurs and investors.
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