http://money.cnn.com/gallery/technology/innovation/2014/03/09/website-pioneers/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
My, how things have changed...
My, how things have changed...
The Very First Websites...
- Thread starter RoseRed
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Pete
Repete
No link to porn, hmmm
I remember those old forums!
BadGirl
I am so very blessed
It is sorta sad to take a look at that link and to scan down to the advertisers at that time to see many that are no longer in business.
I thought the same thing.
BadGirl
I am so very blessed
Specifically, I was thinking of Spinnakers, when Spin owned it and he and Neil were producing some spectacular meals out of the kitchen.
Did you look at the menu prices?
Geez, the majority of the businesses on that list don't exist anymore.
BadGirl
I am so very blessed
But SoMD.com does.
That was my favorite date restaurant back in the day.
What caught me eye were Evans Seafood and Powder Mountain...both owned (then) by friends of mine.
C
czygvtwkr
Guest
Does that mean advertising on SOMD.COM doesnt work?
Hey, we can't fix everything.
acommondisaster
Active Member
I miss the old IMDB; it was certainly more useful (to me) than the ad laden site it is now. Archive.org is one of my faves. 
I miss the old IMDB; it was certainly more useful (to me) than the ad laden site it is now. Archive.org is one of my faves.
Movies.com was my 'goto' website until Disney got a hold of it and ruined it ... like so many other websites - trying to build a 'Portal' for the Go Network
I have been 'online' since 1995 ... most of the websites looked like slide 9
courier font and basic color - white, gray - maybe black .
.. if you were trying to be hip you had some text that used /blink and a really annoying font color like hot pink or fuchsia