Tim: The Inventor of the Web

Tim. The Inventor of the Web is the true story of an idea that changed the world — and still does, every single day, quietly.

In the 1980s, inside an office at CERN in Geneva, a young English scientist dreamed of something that did not yet exist: a way to let knowledge speak across boundaries, connect people, and make information open to everyone.
That idea would be called the World Wide Web — the network that united the planet.

Tim Berners-Lee was not seeking fame, nor did he want to keep his invention for himself.
He believed that knowledge should circulate freely, like light.
That is why he never patented the Web — he gave it to the world.

A gesture of trust and generosity that forever changed our daily lives.

Today, as the Internet keeps evolving and raising new questions, his story reminds both children and adults that technology is born from people — and behind every screen, there is always a human idea.

Reading this e-book will make you rediscover the value of curiosity, freedom, and the sense of responsibility that comes with every discovery.
An illustrated story that blends wonder and knowledge, perfect for anyone who loves true stories about those who still dream of a more connected, open, and fair world.

Part of the series People of Our Time, dedicated to women and men whose ideas have transformed the present into the future.

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