Celebrity Damages Private Life.

I Don't Mind Being, In The Public Context, Referred To As The Inventor Of The World Wide Web. What I Like Is That Image To Be Separate From Private Life, Because Celebrity Damages Private Life.

The Amount Of Control You Have Over Somebody If You Can Monitor Internet Activity Is Amazing.

I Want To Know If I Look Up A Whole Lot Of Books About Some Form Of Cancer That That's Not Going To Get To My Insurance Company And I'm Going To Find My Insurance Premium Is Going To Go Up By 5% Because They've Figured I'm Looking At Those Books.

It Was Never Clear That It Wouldn't Just Stop (the Www). Any Time During That Exponential Growth, It Could Have Stalled. I Think We Were Never Very Confident Until 1993.

The Challenge Is To Manage The Web In An Open Way-not Too Much Bureaucracy, Not Subject To Political Or Commercial Pressures. The U.s. Should Demonstrate That It Is Prepared To Share Control With The World.