Microsoft
Microsoft’s fist website, back in 1994. 🙂 Looking pretty cool #microsoft pic.twitter.com/7wy1HQUObB
— Ivan Todorov (@ivantodorov) April 17, 2013
OMG First Google website 1998 #Timeflies http://t.co/yyb9aGEx
— Joao Luis C (@joaoluisc) December 7, 2012
Apple
How things have changed Apple website 1994 pic.twitter.com/Ui8MReZbW5
— Phil Gordon (@Philjgordon) April 10, 2013
BBC
The BBC website, circa 1994. Yep, really. Didn’t even have the domain name it does now: http://t.co/I6xGwNkX
— Mark Gibbings-Jones (@brokentv) June 12, 2012
And a few years later
This was the BBC website in 1997. So colour. Much Beeb. Wow. Etc. pic.twitter.com/NePKBDpjb6
— Patrick Smith (@psmith) January 7, 2014
CNN
In 1995, @CNN set up a website. Prior to that, it sold CD-ROMs about topical news events. http://t.co/kJPUTyG8tP pic.twitter.com/68ISrjC6jK
— Ryan Sloane (@RyanSloaneCNN) March 9, 2014
NYT
Look at the @NYTimes website in 1996, then make something way better with no coding necessary: http://t.co/HFqEFJsJGb pic.twitter.com/VEYjVfRGei
— Jimdo (@jimdo) September 9, 2013
AT&T Atlanta Olympic Games
Remember what the Netscape AT&T Olympic Games website looked like in 1996? #tbt #Sochi2014 pic.twitter.com/4fiyxTqztH
— Chicago Sun-Times (@Suntimes) February 6, 2014
GAP
Looking back at @Gap‘s first e-commerce website, launched in 1997. #GapIncFlashbackFriday pic.twitter.com/wgsvfyqEYk
— Gap Inc. (@GapInc) September 6, 2013
Lexus
.@LexusStoke a GREAT question! This is what the #Lexus website looked like, back in 1998! #LexusLive pic.twitter.com/wXoUjs1ulR
— Lexus UK (@LexusUK) March 12, 2014
LEGO
Ancient history, in pictures: the first http://t.co/HDlNX1Y5vu website, as launched on 22 March 1996: pic.twitter.com/8OlxHd4Csl
— David Gauntlett (@davidgauntlett) November 9, 2013
NHL
For the #nostalgic type, The #NHL‘s official website in 1996 pic.twitter.com/gzArv2pHbn
— David Krikst (@MyManDK) October 10, 2013
HM Treasury
Have you seen how the @hmtreasury website looked in 1996? Other hilarious retro site photos at http://t.co/Xz9H63qL74 pic.twitter.com/MLhfMs8B5o
— LondonLovesBusiness (@LondonLovesBiz) April 19, 2013
The Guardian
The @guardian website 16 years ago on 22 December 1996. How times have changed #journalism pic.twitter.com/GQUe7gsS3v
— Richard Wilson (@richardwilson84) April 5, 2013
British Library
On 25 birthday of WWW, can’t help thinking of the first British Library website, with which I was involved. pic.twitter.com/YICRlMjy5s
— Andrew Prescott (@Ajprescott) March 12, 2014
Expedia
The original Expedia website 1998! @Expedia @DMXDublin #DMXDublin pic.twitter.com/23JzPPfNpU
— Jenny Taaffe (@jen_iZest) March 12, 2014
‘Electronic’ Telegraph
[Pics] 25 websites in their very early versions, incl. 1994’s ‘electronic Telegraph’ http://t.co/7DKe9qYA9d #web25 pic.twitter.com/VNP66m4dkH
— Richard Moynihan (@richjm) March 12, 2014
PBS
What did @PBS look like in ’97 when they were first nominated for a Webby? http://t.co/wITTQK5E1L #ThrowbackThursday pic.twitter.com/kzLN4IwdZc
— The Webby Awards (@TheWebbyAwards) September 12, 2013
UCL Libraries
We see that lots of people are sharing early versions of their web pages today so here’s one of ours from 1999 #web25 pic.twitter.com/4enBekg87f
— UCL Libraries (@UCLLibraries) March 12, 2014
British Museum
The World Wide Web is 25 today! Here’s a pic of how our website has evolved over the past 17 years #Web25 pic.twitter.com/c2ckwmF9MM
— British Museum (@britishmuseum) March 12, 2014
Wolfram Research
It’s been a busy week at Wolfram. Something a bit lighter for #throwbackthursday: how our website looked in 1997 pic.twitter.com/0k8VYOB4ut
— Wolfram (@WolframResearch) January 9, 2014
SpaceJam
Space Jam’s website has remained untouched since 1996 http://t.co/RdLFgytCQL pic.twitter.com/4fI85LoVcR
— Adam Internet (@adaminternet) March 11, 2014
Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut website in 1995 pic.twitter.com/hhSK2q71Pw
— Ghassan Younis (@eGhassan) April 7, 2013
Heineken
Dit was de website van Heineken in… 1997 pic.twitter.com/WvUI5LNgaX
— Mike Slaats (@startupwithmike) March 12, 2014
Shepherd Neame
Happy Birthday to the World Wide Web! #web25 Here’s a look back at our first website from 1998: pic.twitter.com/R4iFi59bI8
— Shepherd Neame (@ShepherdNeame) March 12, 2014
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