I'm An Optimist About Humanity In General,

When I Invented The Web, I Didn't Have To Ask Anyone's Permission. Now, Hundreds Of Millions Of People Are Using It Freely. I Am Worried That That Is Going End In The Usa.

The Challenge Is To Manage The Web In An Open Way-not Too Much Bureaucracy, Not Subject To Political Or Commercial Pressures. The U.s. Should Demonstrate That It Is Prepared To Share Control With The World.

We Shouldn't Build A Technology To Colour, Or Grey Out, What People Say. The Media In General Is Balanced, Although There Are A Lot Of Issues To Be Addressed That The Media Rightly Pick Up On.

Innovation Is Serendipity, So You Don't Know What People Will Make.

The More You Enter, The More You Become Locked In. Your Social-networking Site Becomes A Central Platform - A Closed Silo Of Content, And One That Does Not Give You Full Control Over Your Information In It. The More This Kind Of Architecture Gains Widespread Use, The More The Web Becomes Fragmented, And The Less We Enjoy A Single, Universal Information Space.