Prologue; 1. The Foundations; 2. Setting the Scene at CERN; 3. Enquire Within Upon Everything; 4. False Beginnings; 5. So What Are We Going to Call This Thing?; 6. The Next Step; 7. Going Public; 8. Fleeing the Nest; 9. It's Official; Epilogue; Index.

About the Author

James Gillies is a professional science writer at CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics. Robert Cailliau is Head of the Web office at CERN, and one of the pioneers of the World Wide Web.

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`This is a scholarly work for the price of a novel'
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`It is not a light read but it is a good one!'
David Coleman, Multimedia Information and Technology, February 2001
`excellent book'
New Scientist 30/9/00
`a good read'
Glasgow Herald, 22/9/00

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