November 2009
In an exclusive interview with the Institute, Sir Tim Berners-Lee spoke about the latest on the semantic web, his view on the advent of artificial life forms on the internet, the biggest barriers to enabling the information society for all, where the mobile web is going and more. This interview also appears in the ebook Leaders in Computing.
Read a transcript of this interview.
As well as being Professor at MIT and Southampton Universities, Sir Tim is also heavily involved with a number of organisations including the World Wide Web Consortium of which he is a director, the Web Science Trust, and the World Wide Web Foundation.
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Leave CommentA thinly veiled rebuke to Apple's App Store model was the highlight. I couldn't agree more with him on that front.
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Good interview but would have liked to have had the availability of an audio only option to save on bandwidth.
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Agree above. Would have preferred a text transcript option as well - it's easier to scan through a transcript when you are on screen. Than quickly play through recording.
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Great, an article about mobile web from the guy that created web standards, yet I can't read it on my mobile phone (iPhone). Oh the irony! Fail @bcs
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Hi all - sorry we missed a transcript, we'll sort this out and have one up on this page soon.
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Please put a link to the transcript in the next round robin mail.
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A very good interview. Sir Tim is really a visionary scientist..... Thank you Tim.
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Sir Tim's work is profound. The web has proved to be an asset to many organisations. Thanks.
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Really excellent to hear this interesting and eye opening interview with a master. Technology is moving in so many directions today. Great interview.
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Sir Tim Berners-Lee sounds like quite an expert. I haven't heard of him before but I think that's because of my lack of culture not his lack of popularity.
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the video is awesome helped me in research
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