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First Web Page Quest Spurs CERN History Hunt
CERN researchers led by Dan Noyes seek the original World Wide Web page created by Tim Berners Lee at CERN in 1990. The search hinges on scattered disks and a forgotten password locked NeXT computer, with UNC Chapel Hill’s Paul Jones contributing a 1991 version.
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European Organization For Nuclear Research
CERN
Tim Berners- Lee
Apple
Steve Jobs
Dan Noyes
Noyes
Berners-Lee
National Public Radio
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Paul Jones
Berners- Lee
U.S
Jones
NPR
University of California, Los Angeles
Geneva
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