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The Seoul Peace Prize Cultural Foundation announced, Wednesday, that Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, has been selected as the recipient of this years Seoul Peace Prize for his dedication to developing a peace movement to secure and protect individual data sovereignty.

Having covered Web3 for almost a year, I should have known that “crypto,” “DAO,” “DeFi,” “blockchain” and other terms associated with the future of the

Web3 promises a return to the early ideals of the internet: a utopia of transparency and self-ownership. But how well does it actually work in practice? And what does decentralisation even mean?

Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee wants ‘personal empowerment’ for users, through his data startup By Scott Kirsner Globe Correspondent,Updated December 29, 2020, 2:27 p.m. Email to a Friend Tim Berners-Lee, cofounder and chief technology officer of Inrupt.Handout (Custom credit) The inventor of the Web wants to fix what has proven to be one of the network’s most significant weak points. When Tim Berners-Lee began releasing the first Web software 30 years ago, the Web was primarily a ...