Which pricing strategy did CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) implement for its World Wide Web technology in 1993 that fundamentally changed how scientific information is shared globally?

The intersection of scientific research and pricing strategy creates fascinating business models. Major scientific institutions have pioneered innovative approaches to funding cutting-edge research while maintaining accessibility to their discoveries. This poll tests your knowledge about one famous scientific organization's unique pricing strategy that revolutionized information sharing in the scientific community.

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Open-source pricing: CERN released the WWW software into the public domain for free, renouncing all intellectual property rights
Freemium model: Basic web access was free but advanced features required institutional subscriptions
Tiered academic pricing: Different rates for universities based on research output metrics
License-based model: Annual fees based on the number of connected computers in each institution