Google on Tuesday displayed a special doodle to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the World Wide Web (WWW).
The doodle featured an old, plugged-in computer with a rotating globe.
It was in March 1989 that British physicist Tim Berners-Lee had proposed for the 'Information Management: A Proposal' for World Wide Web while working at Europe’s CERN lab.
Today, it nearly has 2 billion websites online.
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Israel pounds Beirut suburbs as Lebanon says 31 dead nationwide
Israeli strikes pummelled south Beirut on Monday, Lebanese official media said, while health authorities reported 31 people killed across the war-hit country, most of them in the south.
Judge dismisses Trump election subversion case
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Pakistan sectarian fighting restarts, breaking truce
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