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On 18 November, 2014 Sir Tim Berners Lee, the father of the internet, discussed the future of the internet with EIF members & friends, looking at the threats to the web’s wide-open spaces and addressing the most important question: what web do we want? 
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It showed which houses were connected to the town's water supply and which houses were occupied by black or white families. A mashup uses data from more than one source, usually publicly available information, and almost always presents it on a map. The results were extraordinary: the map showed that almost all the white households in Coal Run had water piped to their homes, while all but a few black households did not. Those without piped water had to carry water home from the water plant by whatever transport they could muster, pump it from wells contaminated with sulphur and oil from old mining operations or, in extremis, collect rainwater.
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The World Wide Web was invented in March 1989. Next year marks its 25th anniversary. By the end of 2012 there were an estimated 2.4 billion Internet users and more than one billion Facebook users. ...
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Pew Internet 'Web IQ' survey finds that Internet users know little about technology or the Web, based on questions that didn't address either one
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The technology trends shaping the world today, including: digital disruption; the sharing economy; the makers movement; the internet of things; wearable tech; mindfulness; music; philanthropy; EU startups and more! Explore these themes with us at LeWeb'14 Paris
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