The History of the Web

There is a lot out there about the dot-com bubble, and its subsequent burst. I tried to limit the scope […]

This is it! As of today, I’ve put all of the chapters I’ve written up on it’s own site. I’ve also […]

The Mosaic browser was released thirty years ago. It’s credited with a lot of firsts. When I wrote about Mosaic […]

I started this newsletter over five years ago. It started with a timeline and a single post. As I dug into research, I […]

Has the web become more productized?

There’s a word for what you’re feeling. It’s anemoia. And it’s completely made up.

You have a few options. How much time you got?

Is a website the same as a web application? That question is older than you think

I recently went on a bit of a journey to figure out: did Queen Elizabeth surf the early web?

Recently, I’ve been told that my email has been bouncing some messages back, so if you tried to email me […]

There’s one site that is connected to Facebook, YouTube, Yahoo!, Twitter, and many others. And you probably never think about it.

In 1998, Netscape announced a bold new plan to the world. One announcement was expected. The other took the tech world by surprise.