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Tim Berners-Lee Attains Knighthood

By Red Wolf

2 January 2004

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In Technology, World

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Tim Berners-Lee has been promoted to Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire for coming up with the world wide web that we all use. Characteristically modest, he said that he was an ordinary person who created something that just happened to work out

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