It’s almost thirty-years-old. It only supports 256 colours. It’s unsuitable for photographs. It has no sound…
The first use of the smiley face on a screen was in September 1982 at Carnegie…
Eye magazine is the quarterly review of graphic design for artists and designs professionals. In issue 88,…
As I exhibit Web 1.0 websites on the hardware and software of the time, I often need…
Co-curated by Irini Papadimitrou and Bronac Ferran, Brown & Son’s Art that Makes Itself exhibition at the Waterman’s Art…
DJ Spooky, That Subliminal Kid, defies pigeonholing. Not only is he a musician and author, he’s…
I’ve been asked a lot which ideas didn’t make the cut in my book, 100 Ideas…
It’s 25 years since Tim Berners-Lee proposed the Web and the universal, inclusive space he generously…
My book, 100 Ideas that Changed the Web, is out. You should all rush out and…
After 18 months work, Digital Revolution is finally here. An exhibition of digital art, design, film, music,…
The Space is a website for artists and audiences to create and explore new digital art.…
Tim Berners-Lee made the first website, and the first web browser, on a NeXT Cube running…
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