Heartbeats 3 - Interview with Robert Cailliau (WWW & CERN) + 10 yrs madewithlove
Details
- 20h00: welcoming Heartbeats guests
- 20h30 - 21h30: Live interview with Robert Cailliau, one of the Belgian(!) founders of the world wide web
- 21h30 - 23h30: Open bar
We are celebrating our 10th anniversary with Heartbeats.
Subjects of this Heartbeats session: the Internet, WWW, CERN, the first web browsers,...
We are very proud to announce our next guest, one of the great founders of the internet. Robert Cailliau normally doesn’t make any public appearances anymore, but to celebrate 10 years madewithlove he gladly wanted to make an exception. Find out what his special connection with madewithlove is and learn more about the early days of the Internet. Got your questions ready?
~ About Robert Cailliau ~
Robert Cailliau (born 26 January 1947) is a Belgian informatics engineer who proposed a hypertext system for CERN and collaborated with Tim Berners-Lee on WWW from before it got its name. He designed the historical logo of the WWW, involved the European Commission through the WISE project in 1993, ensured that CERN put the web in the public domain (1993), organized the first International World Wide Web Conference at CERN in 1994 and played an important role in setting up the Web Consortium.
~ About madewithlove ~
Whether you’re a startup or an international star: we help build digital products that are the heart of your business. And we build the team to keep your ambition alive. We go from tech to top: developing an all-encompassing vision on which products or features will truly build your business. We know how to combine agility and passion with quality, as we treat every project as if it’s our own.
The result? We make a difference with digital products that don’t leave people indifferent.