On March 12, 1989, British inventor Tim Berners-Lee filed the proposal for an "information management system" that would later become known as the World Wide Web. Now, on the Web's 25th birthday, Berners-Lee is calling for something to be done about protecting users’ privacy rights on the Internet.
In a statement released Wednesday, Berners-Lee posed the question, “How do we build a universal Web accessible to all regardless of physical or cognitive capabilities?”
