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35 Years Ago, the Web Came Into the World and Changed the Internet Forever

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35 years ago, in August 1991, a CERN researcher did something that, at the time, seemed little more than an experiment aimed at facilitating the exchange of information between scientists.

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35 Years Ago, the Web Came Into the World and Changed the Internet Forever

35 years ago, in August 1991, a CERN researcher did something that, at the time, seemed little more than an experiment aimed at facilitating the exchange of information between scientists.

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