Tech News
- The Independent: Millions of older people being cut off by lack of basic internet skills
- Al Jazeera: Smart bots have emerged as an unexpected weapon in Israel's war on Gaza
- Sky News: Deepfakes and influencers: The digital election in India
- Wired: It's the End of Google Search As We Know It
- The Verge: The EV industry can't shake its human rights abuse problem
- Reuters: When Facebook blocks news, studies show the political risks that follow
- Scientific American: AI Doesn't Threaten Humanity. Its Owners Do
- BBC News: Data centre power use 'to surge six-fold in 10 years'
- Reuters: EU's new tech laws are working; small browsers gain market share
About the Web
What exactly is the World Wide Web?
The World Wide Web is a global, open, and free information system that runs on the Internet.
Here's a very simple explanation from BBC Bitesize and a brief history from the World Wide Web Foundation.
What are people saying about the Web?
Tim Berners-Lee's open letter marking the Web's 35th birthday, published by the World Wide Web Foundation. (Ok, but who is Tim Berners-Lee?)
The Wax and the Wane of the Web - A List Apart
Are We Watching The Internet Die? - Edward Zitron
We can have a different web - Molly White