For many of you reading this, I daresay that you have grown up in a world where the internet has always been a thing. For some of us older creatures, however, the dawn of the internet was the start of a brave new world!
With the World Wide Web officially 30 years old today, Google is celebrating, but it’s founding father Tim Berners-Lee has a more sober message. In a report via the BBC, he thinks the internet needs to ‘grow up out of its adolescence’.
In an open letter issued, Sir Tim Berners-Lee has identified 3 key areas of concern he has for the future of the internet.
He has, however, been very clear in his feeling saying: “I’m very concerned about nastiness and misinformation spreading.”
He went on to say that it’s essentially time for the internet to ‘grow up’. It has experienced it’s ‘adolesense‘ and now it’s time for it to grow up. In addition, he has also backed regulation.
“We need open web champions within government – civil servants and elected officials who will take action when private sector interests threaten the public good and who will stand up to protect the open web,”
In fairness, there is a lot of truth in what he says. While the internet is a significant force of knowledge and good, it is also clearly the tool for a lot of malicious acts.
What do you think? Is he right? – Let us know in the comments!
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