Re: Question ?

Hello,

Your question is a very broad one. It is true that without agreement to
follow core standards such as URIs and HTTP, the Web would not have
worked --- people would have found themselves isolated. Imagine a
telephone system where you cannot call some people on the planet. It is
much less useful than one where you can call anyone with a phone number
anywhere in the world from any phone. That is the value of standards.

Tim Berners-Lee talked about the economic importance of standards 
at W3C's Tenth Anniversary. Perhaps his slides will be of interest to
you:
  http://www.w3.org/2005/Talks/w3c10-TimBernersLee/?n=1

Unfortunately I do not have any articles or books to suggest on the
importance of standards to the growth of the Web. I believe with a
search engine you will find a number of useful resources.

Best of luck,

 _ Ian


On Tue, 2005-11-08 at 06:31 +0000, agholeeqa@kfshrc.edu.sa wrote:
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> Hi all ,
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> I'm student in college and there one of my subject related to IT Technology
> I tried search for the answer for bellow question and  I had not find any
> Kindly, guide me for the importance of standards and protocols in the
> development of the WWW that will help me in me paper.
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> thank you and thank to god to have people like you.
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