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15 years ago today, Tim Berners-Lee released files describing his idea for a World Wide Web.
In a post to the alt.hypertext Usenet newsgroup, Tim wrote the WorldWideWeb - Executive Summary (link to original usenet posting) which pointed to prototype software and outlined his vision of the internet.
In those 15 years Printers have gone from treating the web as its nemesis, to embracing it for the opportunities it provides to streamline workflow.
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