The Internet celebrates its 25th anniversary at March 13, 2014. The foundations for today's World Wide Web (WWW) put the British computer expert Tim Berners-Lee while he had designed an information network, which consisted of databases, computers and networks. As a tool he used the HTML programming language with which it was first possible to reproduce images, videos and sounds texts on the Internet.
The first arose simple web pages and the WWW won with the increasing number of broadband access increasingly important. Today more than 1 billion people worldwide have access to the Internet and the other almost 7 billion people are also to be connected with new technologies to the World Wide Web. The World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee sees the anonymity in the network as a complicated subject.
All users have a right to remain anonymous, whether it according to Berners-Lee was a whistleblower or a normal user.Today's global village is distinguished above all by its multimedia content, which are reflected in the use of video portals, online gaming, video on demand, Internet telephony and other Web 2.0 applications.
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