who was the brains behind www? (world wide web)?

Question

Jagermeister - i did and could not find the answer. God I bet you gave everyone **** yesterday when the same question was being asked millions of times. You are allowed to be polite now and again you know!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

tim berners lee,an british computer programmer wrote the first ever internet browser,enabling a computer to communicate with another anywhere in the world,and as with evolution one p.c communicated with another and so -on,what i have done by answering this question for you has just created another link on this ever increasing "world wide web"
p.s go and have a look at my 360 page and click on the link in the blast at the top of the page(this will show you a comical look at "the internet"
good luck

Answer 2

Tim Berners Lee is I think generally accepted as being one of the guiding lights in the development of the World Wide Web.

The concept has some origins with ARPA Net which was a US DoD project based around packet switching which I once read somewhere was conceived at Aston Uni in Birmingham but was developed by the US.

The concept of HTML, markups and Hyperlinks however is widely accepted as originating at CERN in Switzerland where they used it over their internal network to allow the particle physicists to exchange results and look up other projects stored on the network.

So all told it was the convergence of a lot of disparate pieces of work.

Answer 3

the internet started as a dod project( department of defense) at MIT in the early 60s. It became more popular with the invention of the personal desktop in the late 80s early 90s

Answer 4

I can remember in the '80's we would have dial up modems and you could dial up what was called bulletin boards. These would have been the modern day equivalent of web sites. The problem was you had to access each one by dialing individual phone numbers. Now with intenet, everything is hyperlinked and networked. You only have to make contact with the ISP.

Answer 5

The link i'm providing u here explains evrything bout it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Www#Origins

Concept of Internet was courtesy US military... but it was a briton Tim Berners-Lee who was responsible for it. The link gives u the details bout it

Answer 6

Al Gore says he invented the internet. absurd of course. but he **did** sponsor legislation that made the internet available to the public much sooner than it would have without the legislation. An interesting sidebar - one of his Bills made it illegal to charge anyone for using the internet. It was supposed to be free. Corporate types are quick to point out that library internet **is** free. That's probably how the circumvent the law?

Answer 7

Tim Berners-Lee was one of the first to propose the idea of a world wide web. You can read more about this at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Wide_Web

Answer 8

Tim Berners-Lee (check spelling) has been credited as the inventor of the web. I'm sure there will have been others that have also contributed to its success as there normally are (I doubt he did it ALL on his own!)

Answer 9

I'm not sure of the inventor's name, but it started out as a method by which the US military could communicate securely.

Answer 10

some swat
bill gates did microsoft cud it be him?