WORLD WIDE WEB

The Detroit nonprofit organization Strategic Alliances Community Development is working to close the digital divide among families in underserved communities.

Cryptocurrencies and NFTs are playing a bigger charitable role on Giving Tuesday, with backers including the Winklevoss twins and VC investor Bill Tai.

Can you imagine what life would be like without the World Wide Web?

The fund is set up to help people understand investments in the next evolution of the Internet.

The web NFT has been made by British computer scientist and web inventor Tim Berners-Lee.

Distelrath is just one of the countless students looking forward to a traditional campus lifestyle. But just like so many others, He was disappointed seeing the email from the school president announcing there will be no in-person learning this fall. Jerry Cortez, whos another RA is just worried about the students who use on-campus housing as a resource. You can make the assumption that students who are utilizing off campus housing whove had to sign leases for the school year. School president, Dr. Samuel Stanley addressed that today during a virtual discussion.

Rosdiana Ciaravolo | Getty ImagesTim Berners-Lee, the creator of the World Wide Web, is officially launching his plan to "fix" the internet. The World Wide Web Foundation, a non-profit campaign group set up by Berners-Lee, has secured the backing of tech giants Facebook, Google and Microsoft for the scheme, dubbed the "contract for the web." The British computer scientist first outlined his vision to overhaul organizations' approach to the internet at the Web Summit event last year. "Never before has the web's power for good been more under threat," Adrian Lovett, CEO of the World Wide Web Foundation, told CNBC in an interview Friday. The World Wide Web Foundation says it is working with partners to develop tools that can measure progress on the contract's various clauses.

World Wide Web turns 25 years old On the 25th anniversary of the World Wide Web, Jericka Duncan takes a look at the Internet's humble beginnings and the possibilities for the future.