Sri Lankans on Geocities
Back in 1998, a Sri Lankan student called Nipuna Gunasekera made his last update to his GeoCities website simply titled
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GeoCities: An Exploration of How A Commuity of Hockey Fans Was Built
Geocities was more than just a collection of various websites, it was a deeply connected network of communities comprised of
Building Community in Early Internet Spaces: The Alano Club of Lexington
The GeoCities’ archival of the Alano Club of Lexington, Kentucky is a moment in history and an important window into
Gotta Catch ‘Em All: An Exploration of Geocities’ “Pokemon Pentagon”
Tucked away in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of GeoCities–despite having nothing to do with politics outside of its name–is a
Staying on Topic: How the ‘alt.disney’ Community Maintains Order Without Moderators
Usenet represents one of the earliest forms of online discussion, and it offers a singular window into the evolution of
Strength in Small Numbers: An Analysis of Regulation within Rec.Arts.Sf.StarWars.Info
At first glance, the recreation newsgroup of UseNet, known colloquially as rec, could be perceived as a group that has
Don’t Stop Me Now: Community Self-Regulation in the alt.music.queen Usenet Newsgroup
When discussing the most influential musical artists of the 1970s and 80s, Queen is bound to make an appearance. Queen
Representation in Personal Computers and Online Experience: An Analysis of MacAddict’s 80th Edition
Before the 1970s, the connotation of computers was one associated with blocky, room-sized main frames. Universities, research firms, and government
The Sinclair User: A Snapshot of Mid-80s Digital Piracy
The Sinclair User magazine, once heralding itself as ‘Britain’s best-selling Sinclair magazine,’ is a now-defunct technological magazine from the United
Is ChatGPT able to put itself in the mind of a human-tortuing AI?
Introduction In 1967, Harlan Ellison wrote a dystopian short story named “I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream. The
Cultural History of the Internet 