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The Web was originally conceived and developed to meet the demand for automatic information sharing between scientists working in different universities and institutes world-wide. It merged the technologies of personal computers, computer networking and hypertext into a powerful and easy to use global information system. The collection covers the period 1988-1999 and includes correspondence, reports, notes, minutes of meetings, administrative documents, and conference and other presentations. It deals with the development of the WWW and efforts to secure support and funding for it.

Meeting of CERN Webmasters & users, and WWW/Experiments meetings.

WWW Consortium Process Document; W3C Advisory Committee meeting, Tokyo, 18-19 June 1997.

These documents were stored loose in an unmarked box; they have not been sorted and include a mixture of rough notes, reports, articles, etc.

These documents were stored loose in a box marked 'Web office admin'; they have not been sorted and include a mixture of rough notes, reports, articles, etc.

Internal administration of CERN's Web pages. CERN assistance requested with WWW pages for the UN 50th Anniversary. Memo from T. Berners-Lee on internal group structures and the reasons for the proposed move from CN to ECP Division. Preparation for CERN WWW days, 8-9 March 1995. Discussions between CERN, Grif S.A. and INRIA on a project for the creation of a WWW browser/editor for X, PC and Mac. Background material for the 1 November CCC meeting, including: memo by R. Cailliau on 'Resources and Strategy for WWW at CERN' 28 October 1993; and memo from T. Berners-Lee 'WWW decision point for CERN', October 1993. Notes on the 1 November CCC meeting, which discussed the WWW.