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  1. Badger Badger Badger Video Officially Preserved by British Film Institute

    Described as an ‘earworm,’ the Badger Song was the kind of low-budget, bizarre video that defined the early…
    #NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #badger #britishfilminstitute #charliebitmyfinger #earlyinternet #Internet #internetmeme #Preservation #Science #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/591191/

  2. Badger Badger Badger Video Officially Preserved by British Film Institute

    Described as an ‘earworm,’ the Badger Song was the kind of low-budget, bizarre video that defined the early…
    #NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #AU #Australia #badger #britishfilminstitute #charliebitmyfinger #earlyinternet #Internet #internetmeme #Preservation #Science
    newsbeep.com/au/679186/

  3. Badger Badger Badger Video Officially Preserved by British Film Institute

    Described as an ‘earworm,’ the Badger Song was the kind of low-budget, bizarre video that defined the early…
    #NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #AU #Australia #badger #britishfilminstitute #charliebitmyfinger #earlyinternet #Internet #internetmeme #Preservation #Science
    newsbeep.com/au/679186/

  4. One day in the mid-90s, my phone rang, and when I answered, the voice on the other end said, "Hello. This is the information superhighway calling."

    I held the receiver out in front of me and stared at it, wondering if I was dreaming. #EarlyInternet #90s #InformationSuperHighway

  5. One day in the mid-90s, my phone rang, and when I answered, the voice on the other end said, "Hello. This is the information superhighway calling."

    I held the receiver out in front of me and stared at it, wondering if I was dreaming. #EarlyInternet #90s #InformationSuperHighway

  6. One day in the mid-90s, my phone rang, and when I answered, the voice on the other end said, "Hello. This is the information superhighway calling."

    I held the receiver out in front of me and stared at it, wondering if I was dreaming. #EarlyInternet #90s #InformationSuperHighway

  7. One day in the mid-90s, my phone rang, and when I answered, the voice on the other end said, "Hello. This is the information superhighway calling."

    I held the receiver out in front of me and stared at it, wondering if I was dreaming. #EarlyInternet #90s #InformationSuperHighway

  8. One day in the mid-90s, my phone rang, and when I answered, the voice on the other end said, "Hello. This is the information superhighway calling."

    I held the receiver out in front of me and stared at it, wondering if I was dreaming. #EarlyInternet #90s #InformationSuperHighway

  9. YouTube… Over Dial Up - In the days of yore, computers would scream strange sounds as they spoke with each... - hackaday.com/2025/09/29/youtub #retrocomputing #earlyinternet #dialup #modem

  10. 1/3 - @internetarchive I miss being a kid on mIRC. Before what most people today classify as social media, before ICQ, MSN Messenger, FrontPage 98, StarCraft, RuneScape, Napster, BitTorrent, or Stack Overflow. I was a kid fresh out of BBS discovering the “Information Superhighway” on a dial-up connection.

    #IRC #EarlyInternet #FreeInternet #Hacking #Nostalgia

  11. Step back to 1997 with a special episode of The Power of Music Thinking! I'm sharing my first online interview with the incredible Daniel Barenboim – a pioneering moment for both of us.

    We discussed classical music, the role of music in Europe, and even Tango & Pop.

    Hope you enjoy this trip to the early days of the web!
    Listen to the episode: musicthinking.com/pioneering-m

    #DanielBarenboim #Podcast #SpecialEpisode #EarlyInternet #TechHistory #ClassicalMusicPodcast #Leadership

  12. Step back to 1997 with a special episode of The Power of Music Thinking! I'm sharing my first online interview with the incredible Daniel Barenboim – a pioneering moment for both of us.

    We discussed classical music, the role of music in Europe, and even Tango & Pop.

    Hope you enjoy this trip to the early days of the web!
    Listen to the episode: musicthinking.com/pioneering-m

  13. Step back to 1997 with a special episode of The Power of Music Thinking! I'm sharing my first online interview with the incredible Daniel Barenboim – a pioneering moment for both of us.

    We discussed classical music, the role of music in Europe, and even Tango & Pop.

    Hope you enjoy this trip to the early days of the web!
    Listen to the episode: musicthinking.com/pioneering-m

    #DanielBarenboim #Podcast #SpecialEpisode #EarlyInternet #TechHistory #ClassicalMusicPodcast #Leadership

  14. @kubikpixel Flashback to nineties "webrings" before there were good search engines and links from one website to another were often the best way to find new interesting sites. Even the use of badges are 100% in line with the 1990s esthetic. #1990s #webring #earlyInternet

  15. I have now repeatedly heard the claim that #ADVENT was spread over #ARPANET. I'm pretty sure that this is a modern misconception since bandwidth was so limited in the 70s that 100s of kilobytes or even megabytes surely couldn't just be transferred at will.

    Can anyone shed more light on this? A proof one way or the other?

    #earlyinternet #filetransfer #DECUS

  16. Remember early 2000 browsers like NeoPlanet and Maxthon, which were variants using IE's Trident engine? I bet you didn't know there was dedicated Christmas Browser! Surprisingly, their website is still active!
    🏷️ #90sTech #EarlyInternet #RetroTechnology #1990s #TechNostalgia #TechThrowback #OldSchoolInternet #VintageTech

  17. "Up From Underground: The IUMA Story" - The Internet Underground Music Archive and the indie origins of the digital music revolution

    goodtimes.sc/up-from-undergrou

  18. Mahir produced one of the first viral websites. I remember this from the early days of the internet, and Borat is 100% a rip-off of Mahir. Who else is a Mahir fan? donkeyontheedge.com/mahir/ #Mahir #90sInternet #memes #EarlyInternet #90s

  19. Juno email service, introduced in 1996, was a groundbreaking free email service that allowed users to send and receive emails without needing to be connected to the internet the entire time. It provided an innovative solution during a time when internet access was limited and expensive. Although its prominence has faded, Juno remains a memorable part of early internet history. #90sTech #EarlyInternet #RetroTechnology #1990s #EmailHistory #TechNostalgia #TechThrowback #OldSchoolInternet

  20. I remember some of the file-trading services I used online around 1995. At that point, the best sounding music I’d heard on the Internet were shitty midi files. There were CDs and DVDs to be found, if you knew where to look. These secret trading groups listed stuff you owned, and stuff you were looking for. My favourite was a rare files group. There were so many things I wanted to hear/see, but I never seemed to have anything they wanted in trade. I finally made a trade: I made a cassette dub of a William S. Burroughs radio release and traded it for a shitty VHS bootleg of the BBC production of Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere. When I got the VHS tape in the mail, it was so staticky that it was barely watchable. But I was happy to get to see it.
    It’s funny how different it is, now. I kinda miss the bartering days of the mid-90s. Bartering is much more interpersonal than just having a Netflix account, and the communities and web rings for esoteric groups were more of a tight-knit cohort of friends. The Internet was a much smaller place back then. #ThrowbackThursday #EarlyInternet #FileSharing