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Includes: Literature about computing developments and conferences relating to the WWW and the Internet, including 'Information Technology: Revolution or Evolution' summary of a talk given by Robert Cailliau at the OECD conference 'The Global Research Village' 13 June 1996.

Includes: Literature about computing developments and conferences relating to the WWW and the Internet.

Includes: Literature about computing developments and conferences relating to the WWW and the Internet, including 'Les Entretiens de la Technologie' 27-28 March, Paris. Press releases issued by the W3 Consortium. Interviews and presentations given by R. Cailliau and others.

Includes: Literature about computing developments and conferences relating to the WWW and the Internet. Notification that T. Berners-Lee, R. Cailliau, M. Andreessen and E. Bina have been named as recipients of the 1995 ACM (Association for Computing) Software System Award; information about the award ceremony, and celebrations. ‘World Wide Web for Physics Experiments’ by M. Donszelmann, presentation to the CERN ECP Computing Seminar, 7 February 1996.

Includes: Literature about computing developments and conferences relating to the WWW and the Internet. Information pack ‘World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) - Lancement de la branche européenne / Launching the European Branch’ 2 November 1995; slides of R. Cailliau's presentation and rough notes on the conference. Draft text (with cover letter dated 7 November 1995) of ‘Hyper-G - The Second Generation Web Solution’ by Hermann Maurer, Graz University of Technology, for which R. Cailliau was to write a foreword.

Includes: Literature about computing developments and conferences relating to the WWW and the Internet. Notes on CERN participation at the SITEF Marché Internationale des Technologies Avancées, Toulouse, 24-28 October 1995.

Includes: Literature about computing developments and conferences relating to the WWW and the Internet. Draft paper 'CERN WWW Policy' by R. Cailliau, M. Donszelmann and S. Fernandez Vega, 5 July 1995.

Includes: Rencontre CICR (le Comité international de la Croix-Rouge) et Practiciens du World Wide Web. SGML Europe '95, 16-19 May 1995, Gmunden, Austria. Towards the Information Society, 18-19 May 1995, Rome (organised by the European Information Technology Association, EITA) NetWorld + Interop, 31 May - 2 June 1995, Frankfurt, Germany. Internet voor en door bedrijven: een handleiding, Antwerp, 7 June 1995, organised by the Belgisch Instituut voor Regeltechniek en Automatizering (BIRA) Information package inviting organisations to join MIT/LCS and INRIA in the International World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Info2000 STM (Scientific, technical and Medical information) consultation and meetings, 8 June 1995, Luxembourg, organised by the European Commission. 'The World Wide Web today', summary of a lecture given by R. Cailliau for the KTH, IT-Komissionen and SISU in Stockholm, 26 June 1995.

Includes: Literature about relevant computing developments and conferences including "Working with the Web", London 14-15 March 1995. Photos from the CERN presentation of the WWW (WWW cafe) at the G7 Information Society Showcase, 24-26 February 1995.Press release (preview of English text, French version already released) by INRIA (the Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique) announcing their collaboration with CERN, plus comments by M. Sendall. Third International WWW Conference, held in Darmstadt, Germany, 10-14 April 1995. Training courses given at CERN on the WWW. Account of activities, by R. Cailliau, December 1993 - April 1995 giving details of the development of the World Wide Web.

Includes: Literature about computing developments relating to the WWW and the Internet. Brief summary of WWW situation by R. Cailliau, 5 January 1995. Information about a presentation by CERN of the WWW (WWW cafe)at the G7 Information Society Showcase, 24-26 February 1995, including comments from R. Cailliau about difficulties and disappointments concerning this event. Information about the CERN World Wide Web days, 8 & 9 March 1995. Undated announcement of the proposed collaboration between CERN and INRIA (the Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique): ‘CERN and INRIA join forces on the World Wide Web Core Development’.