In 2001, Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, published an article in Scientific American.
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Whatever Happened to the Semantic Web? (twobithistory.org) -
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Google is giving up some control of the AMP format by (The Verge) Sending the project to committee
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RevAMP. — ethanmarcotte.com (ethanmarcotte.com) Google’s Accelerated Mobile Project (AMP) has announced it’s moving to a more open governance model, which is great. I still have some questions.
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Tech in Asia – Connecting Asia’s startup ecosystem (techinasia.com) -
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Cloudflare goes InterPlanetary – Introducing Cloudflare’s IPFS Gateway (The Cloudflare Blog) Today we’re excited to introduce Cloudflare’s IPFS Gateway, an easy way to access content from the the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) that doesn’t require installing and running any special software on your computer.
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What is ActivityPub, and how will it change the internet? by (Jeremy Dormitzer) A new kind of social network
There’s a new social network in town. It’s called Mastodon. You might have even heard of it. On the surface, Mastodon feels a lot like Twitter: you post “toots” up to 500 characters; you follow other users who say interesting things; you can favorite a toot or re… -
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The weather here in Suzhou has been much cooler and more humid these past days, so I’m thinking warmer, drier thoughts of our California road trip earlier this year that took us through Joshua Tree.
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Today, Europe Lost The Internet. Now, We Fight Back. by (Electronic Frontier Foundation) Today, in a vote that split almost every major EU party, Members of the European Parliament adopted every terrible proposal in the new Copyright Directive and rejected every good one, setting the stage for mass, automated surveillance and arbitrary censorship of the internet: text messages like…
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Taking back control of my digital life – Timo Zimmermann by (screamingatmyscreen.com) -
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Google Is Handing the Future of the Internet to China by (Foreign Policy) The company has been quietly collaborating with the Chinese government on a new, censored search engine—and abandoning its own ideals in the process.
