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Video: This Is What The Web Looked Like In 1994


Posted by Mitch Wagner, Jul 12, 2007 02:42 PM

Holy cow, this three-minute promotional video from Digital Equipment Corp. sure takes me back. I was online news editor for InformationWeek around then, we produced a flat Web site much like the ones shown here.


Download Squad writes:

Remember back when the web was basically text and an occasional logo or product picture on a plain background? And remember when the idea of buying and selling things online was new and kind of scary?

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