They're trying to hijack the Interweb!
Tim said to the Beeb, "If we don't have the ability to understand the web as it's now emerging, we will end up with things that are very bad." What kind of things, Tim? "Undemocratic things," he said.
Tim's got plans for a new research intiative concerning web science, which will be more than just computer science, he says - he wants to grab top research boffs from all sorts of areas to study the progress of the web as not just a technological body, but to look at the social side too.
He's also interested in introducing web science to a wider range of folks, possibly convincing universities to take it up. "We'd like to put it on the curriculum," he said. The research will be launched as a collaborative effort between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Blighty's University of Southampton.
It's predicted that the outcome of the research will have an effect on future web development over the long-haul. µ
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