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Internet properties established in 1995
- Comic Book ResourcesJonah Weiland launched Comic Book Resources in 1995 as a direct extension of the Kingdom Come Message Board. This forum existed to discuss DC Comics'…
- The Globe and MailScottish immigrant George Brown established The Globe in 1844 as a weekly party organ for his Reform Party. Brown selected the motto from Junius, "The…
- GameFAQsOn the 5th of November 1995, a programmer named Jeff Veasey launched a small website called the Video Game FAQ Archive. The site originally hosted just ten…
- Hollywood.comHollywood.com emerged from the digital landscape of the 1990s as a new voice in entertainment news. The website launched during an era when online media was…
- ESPN.comThe website launched in April 1995 under the name ESPNET.SportsZone.com. This early digital presence marked a shift from traditional broadcast media to…
- Dictionary.comThe domain name dictionary.com first registered on the 14th of May 1995. Brian Kariger and Daniel Fierro founded the site as part of Lexico Publishing Group.
- Salon.comDavid Talbot launched Salon.com in November 1995, emerging from the ashes of the San Francisco newspaper strike of 1994.
- MedscapeMedscape launched on the 22nd of May 1995 as a website providing access to medical information for clinicians and medical scientists. SCP Communications, Inc.
- Internet Encyclopedia of PhilosophyJames Fieser launched the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy in 1995. He operated this project through a non-profit organization from its very beginning.