World Wide Web

The world wide web, the information space we all use to connect on the internet, is 29 years old. Its founder, Tim Berners-Lee, wants the world to come together to close the digital divide.

The Gopher protocol isn’t supported by the modern web basically at all, but despite this, it lingers on, a quarter century from its peak. Here’s how.

The '.eco' top-level domain is here, and its creators say they will funnel proceeds to environmental projects.

Vitaly Popov wants to keep control of his domain that looks nearly identical to Google.com.

Search engines like Qwant show you don't need to hand over reams of private data for a pleasant experience.

It's not getting any smaller, that's for sure.

The GOP candidate has jumped on the fear-mongering bandwagon.

Verizon isn’t going to become an online advertising titan overnight.

A handful of Chrome extensions and Twitter jiu-jitsu will help you avoid Star Wars: The Force Awakens spoilers.

Two years since the first new top-level domains, brands are starting to make the switch from dot-com.

What happens to the web when all ads are blocked?

If you haven’t trashed them by now.