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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/29
View the short video about the first crawl back in 1996:
🖥️In Oct 1996, the entire World Wide Web took up only a few terabytes. That's when the @InternetArchive's @waybackmachine launched its 1st crawl.
Today? The #WaybackMachine archives 588+ billion web pages. Watch the moment it all began.#InternetArchive25https://t.co/DRSPrKz8nU pic.twitter.com/PsCVj8qcSe
— Internet Archive (@internetarchive) September 16, 2021
Then head to anniversary.archive.org and enjoy more bits of its history.
One of the first articles: [Wayback] Archive.is: Brewster Kahle . In Scientific American (no original on-line at archive.org any more [Wayback/Archive.is])
–jeroen
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