In the mid to late 80’s, a group of undergrads met at Brown University and became the backbone of the popular tech scene in New York known as Silicon Alley.

Martin Nisenholtz is the former CEO of New York Times Digital and former SVP of Digital Operations at New York Times.

Writer John Koenig created a Tumblr blog called The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows.

Listservs acted as a glue that held the web community together.

The location wars were branded and hyped by the press, then dissipated in the span of a couple of weeks in March of 2010.

The web was fairly new, and digital publishing was far from the norm.A lot of information about the early web was being distributed through books.

Paul Phillips created a list of websites common only in how useless their premise was.

This month, I have an hour to teach you about Queen Elizabeth II on the web.

In 1999, the word “community” took on a new meaning on the web.

In 1999, the conversation around the web focused on its power as a new media.

In the mid-90’s, the dream of the web was shifting from something static and information based to something dynamic and application-driven.

In 2007, Molly Holzschlag was invited to sit down with Bill Gates at a Microsoft roundtable event.