March 11th, 1989 is the day when Tim Berners-Lee launched the World Wide Web. Today, most people use “internet” and “web” interchangeably but they actually refer to different things. The internet is known as the global network of computers that are able to communicate with one another and the web is the public’s main way of accessing this network and was proposed by Berners-Lee in the late 80s.
Internet and World Wide Web has changed the world we live in and its future. Today, it is very easy to consume content made in other countries and stay connected with people all across the world. Also, internet has led to the foundation of world’s richest companies right now and to celebrate the 30th birthday of WWW, brands came up with creative posts to spread their love for this invention. Have a look at some of them below:
In 1998, G was for garage…and Google. #Web30 #ForTheWeb. pic.twitter.com/qie70ysJhI
— Google (@Google) March 12, 2019
Amazon
In celebration of 30 years of the web, we’re looking back at our first homepage from 1995 when https://t.co/RvjXmU0HLY opened its virtual doors. We’re honored to be part of the @webfoundation’s 30-year story of the web. See all of the milestones at #Web30 #ForTheWeb pic.twitter.com/PanZ4l9f7k
— Amazon.com (@amazon) March 12, 2019
Microsoft
The launch of Windows 95 helped Microsoft enter the 'internet tidal wave.' 🌊 Celebrate the web's 30th birthday and take a peek into the past. #Web30 #ForTheWeb pic.twitter.com/Wh5v4mwU7R
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) March 12, 2019
The World Wide Web turns 30 today! To celebrate, we’re marking the moment in 2004 that Facebook first went online from @Harvard when the web was just 15-yrs-old. #Web30 #ForTheWeb pic.twitter.com/g4lYpS3v7u
— Facebook (@facebook) March 12, 2019
Mumbai Metro
We connect the city, the #worldwideweb connects the rest of the world. Thank you for bringing us all a little closer. @timberners_lee pic.twitter.com/R09URjZjt0
— Mumbai Metro (@MumMetro) March 12, 2019
Shaadi.com
Scentials World
Reliance Smart Money
And yes, it will be an incomplete article if we don’t share what the guy who actually invented the internet posted.
In 1991, the High Performance Computing Act paved the way for what used to be known as the “Information Superhighway.” I was proud to write the legislation and to help ensure the Internet supports a free democracy, a standard we must continue to protect. #Web30 #ForTheWeb
— Al Gore (@algore) March 12, 2019
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