Celebrating the Web’s 30th Birthday with Sir Tim Berners-Lee

Join us for this free event, where Rachel Riley will be joined by a stellar line of up of speakers to discuss how the web has shaped their lives and how to tackle the challenges facing the web today.

Speaking on the evening will be:

• Imogen Heap—Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and producer.
• Matt Brittin—President, EMEA Business & Operations at Google
• Roya Mahboob—The NewNow Leader, Tech Entrepreneur & Women’s Rights Activist
• Taylor Wilson—The NewNow Leader, Nuclear Physicist, Science Advocate & Inventor
• Dr. Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE—Technology thought leader and founder and CEO of STEMettes
• Sir Tim Berners-Lee in conversation with BBC journalist Samira Ahmed

This a unique opportunity to hear from Sir Tim about the last 30 years of the web and what governments, companies and all of us as citizens need to do to make sure the web is protected for future generations.

Watch the event live online

For those unable to get tickets or make it to London, you can still watch a live broadcast of the event from 17.00 to 19.00 GMT tonight.

Set a reminder on YouTube to receive a notification when it begins or subscribe to the Science Museum’s YouTube channel. 

You can also join the worldwide conversation using #Web30 and discover more about the web’s story here.

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About the World Wide Web Foundation

The World Wide Web Foundation was established in 2009 by Sir Tim Berners-Lee to advance the open web as a public good and a basic right. They are an independent, international organisation fighting for a world where everyone can access the web and use it to improve their lives.

For further information about the Web Foundation and their work, visit webfoundation.org and follow @webfoundation on Twitter.