The Web Does Not Just Connect Machines,

One Of The Things I Like About The Computer That I Use Is That I Can Write A Program On It Or I Can Download A Program On To It And Run It. That's Kind Of Important To Me, And That's Also Kind Of Important To The Whole Future Of The Internet... Obviously A Closed Platform Is A Serious Brake On Innovation.

Web Users Ultimately Want To Get At Data Quickly And Easily. They Don't Care As Much About Attractive Sites And Pretty Design.

I Have Built A Moat Around Myself, Along With Ways Over That Moat So That People Can Ask Questions.

Web Applications Will Become More And More Ubiquitous Throughout Our Human Environment, With Walls, Automobile Dashboards, Refrigerator Doors All Serving As Displays Giving Us A Window Onto The Web.

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.