In late September, Tim Berners-Lee gave the keynote at the MIT Emerging Technologies Conference. TBL’s presentation on a variety of issues issues is now available online. It runs about 35 minutes and his followed by a Q&A moderated by Bob Metcalfe. At 48:03 into the presentation Berner-Lee is asked what web browser he uses.
Tim Berners-Lee Presentation at MIT
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