The future of the web? Some old geezers over at University College London are trying to “future-ise” the World Wide Web using what they call Liquid Information.

Instead of static links, each word becomes a hyperlink on it’s own. For instance, if I typed Melbourne, and you hovered over it, there would be options to find out anything else about Melbourne; it might be tourist information, recent news, history, whatever else. I’m not quite sure exactly how it works, but it does sound interesting.

More information is available over at wired.com. For now though, you can view bludger.org using an early version of Liquid Information.