Ruminations upon the dust-laden corners of American history... and their relevance to American society today.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
World Wide Web is 23!
Happy birthday to the World Wide Web! Twenty-three years old today. Here's a link to another blog I was reading this morning including a Writer's Almanac story on the development of the WWW. It's hard now to imagine a world without the Internet in its modern and (mostly?) user-friendly form -- yet those halcyon days of my senior year in high school, when some friends and I spent part of the fall researching politics online for the very first time, came only 5 years after the Web's creation. (This explains why it took 10 minutes for a crazy-basic site with a few shreds of information to load, even using the school's theoretically advanced server...)
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