Back in 1991 at Cambridge University’s Computer Laboratory. Quentin Stafford-Fraser worked in the Trojan Room. The…
Founded in 1994, Beverly Hills Internet was a Web hosting business based in California. In mid-1995,…
I’m very happy to be involved with Digital Revolution, an exhibition at the Barbican next summer…
When student friends Roy Trubshaw and Richard Bartle created Multi-User Dungeon at Essex University in the…
Released in 1897, ‘The Haverstraw Tunnel’ was a silent movie featuring a train travelling along the…
The excellent Viewpoint magazine explores the way we will live. In the latest issue, No 32:…
On June 24th 1993, Severe Tire Damage performed the first live concert on the Net. Their…
In 1933, the most popular film was King Kong but the most talked about was Ecstasy,…
Myself and my fellow digital archaeologists, Kalle Everland and Jesper Lycke, were very happy to welcome…
In 1934, six decades before the birth of the web, a Belgian bibliophile described his vision…
When I left Story at the end of last year and was thinking of what to…
The screech of a dial-up modem is unforgettable to anyone who accessed the web in the…
