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Web in infancy, says Berners-Lee

We had to convince them that this was going to take off and it was a really big thing. And therefore Cern couldn't hold on to it and the best thing to do was to give it away." He said competing technologies, such as Gopher, which was developed at the University of Minnesota, were also offering a method of using hyperlinks to connect documents across computers on the internet. "If we had put a price on it like the University of Minnesota had done with Gopher then it would not have expanded into what it is now.
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Dump the TV set, watch the web instead

Pastry handles this task by selecting only a fraction of the intended recipients to which its server will distribute the data. They pass it on to other nearby nodes in the network that they "know". ... This is because every time a new subscriber signs up, its nearest neighbours are automatically updated. Every computer in the system knows about a number of other peers in the system.
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