Esto es para todos : La historia de la World Wide Web: cómo se creó y qué queda por hacer

In 1989, in a small office at CERN, a young British scientist conceived of a new way of sharing information. His name was Tim Berners-Lee, and from that intuition the World Wide Web was born, a tool that forever transformed the way we work, communicate, and relate to the world. In these pages, Berners-Lee tells for the first time, in an intimate and direct way, how the web was created: from the first improvised server to the global expansion of an idea that today supports the daily lives of billions of people. However, this book is much more than a memoir: it is also a lucid analysis of the dilemmas that the internet faces in a present marked by the concentration of power in the hands of a few platforms, the large-scale exploitation of our personal data and the emergence of artificial intelligence. With the authority of the one who was at the origin of everything, Berners-Lee warns of the risks of a future governed by opaque algorithms and corporations without democratic control. At the same time, it proposes a roadmap to recover the web as a space of creativity, collaboration and freedom, faithful to the spirit that inspired it.