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The Internet was rubbish in 1996

Classic webshites reviewed
By Chip Mulligan
Tue Aug 01 2006, 12:44
WORD HAS COME TO US, by way of the excellent B3ta newsletter, of a rather amusing website that takes you back to the early days of the commercialisation of the web, and pokes fun at some of the better efforts.

Using the Internet Archive's "Wayback Machine" service, a bored student at MSU went to have a look at how companies such as MacDonald's and Lego chose to use this newly found Interweb thingummy to promote their brands. And failed miserably.

Under-construction Under-construction Under-construction Under-construction

L'INQ
Internet '96

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