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Tim Berners-Lee Speech Before the Knight Foundation - World Wide Web Foundation

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This site uses necessary cookies to enable basic functions like page navigation. By clicking “Accept Cookies”, you agree to the storing of additional cookies on your device to allow the Web Foundation to analyse site usage. View our Privacy Policy for more information. No cookies to display. No cookies to display. [return to Web Foundation creation announcement page] (14 September 2009, Washington, DC, USA) Several months ago, I had dinner with Gary Kebbel, Knight Foundation’s director of journalism programs. What struck me during our conversation was how well Knight’s interests and my own align, regarding the power of the Web. Our shared desire to transform community and to ensure that the Web remains an instrument of innovation have brought me here tonight. Gary and I discussed specific issues such as “how the Web can help us filter good information from bad” and “how the medium might support democracy” and “what about the blogosphere?” Tonight, rather than examine those specifics,

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