Image of PizzaNet’s website, launched in 1994 by Santa Cruz Operation and Pizza Hut (all images courtesy Here East) Much of this digital flotsam is no longer accessible in its original form, and if if ...

From ancient forums to chaotic 2000s web design, this site preserves decades of internet history for you to explore.

It was 1993 when David Wood got his first look at the World Wide Web. Working as a consultant for the city of Palo Alto, California, in the epicenter of the dotcom universe, some researchers pulled up ...

Conventional wisdom has it that anything published online can never be truly erased. People petition governments for the “right to be forgotten“–to have personal information and images permanently ...

In Tales of the Early Internet, Mashable explores online life through 2007 — back before social media and the smartphone changed everything. The browser game embodied our generation's first stumbling ...

At Cybercultural, Richard McManus looks at the early heydey of web design and "three musketeers" pioneering the discipline long before it was lost to frameworks, adtech and social media: Jacob Nielsen ...

Zoomers are learning about the utopian phase of the early internet and wondering where it all went wrong. TikTok user @mukbokyopo mourned the old, good internet in an emotional post shared on Oct. 2, ...

At the dawn of the world wide web, early adopters were scooping up domain names like crazy. Which led to quite a few battles over everything from MTV.com to McDonalds.com. In May of 1994, Wired ...