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Provides information on how to connect your computer directly to the Internet. It leans toward PPP and MS-Windows, but includes information for users of Macs, Windows, Windows NT, and OS/2.
The information hotline for online hipsters. It also just happens to be a service provider and consultant to some of the largest corporations in the world, including Visa, Pepsi, and K2 Sports).
Features a list of Internet providers, organized by state, and describes e-mail, Usenet groups, FTP, Telnet, and BBS.
Acts as a major provider of Internet Services, based in the Isle of Man, British Isles. It also specializes in providing Web-based applications that utilize a secure Netscape Commerce Server. Offers a diverse and extensive Web server for all applications.
A full-service Internet presence provider based in Los Angeles. Provides Internet hookups, consulting, Web page design, and training. Also publishes the Los Angeles Superstation.
A link from the www.usa.net page, an internet service provider based in Colorado Springs. Provides links to transfer rate information on the usa.net page. Not of interest to the average Internet surfer.
Award-winning Internet presence provider based in Beverly Hills, California. Contains hundreds of free home pages, organized into neighborhoods reflecting various sites, such as Wall Street or Hollywood. Presents a thriving community, including live video feeds from all over, as well as the freshest hot lists.
A Houston company offering computer training and consulting services such as Web page development for businesses. Provides links to business home pages and news groups of interest.
Lists Internet Service Providers. Helps you you find ISPs by entering an area code or by clicking on a map of the United States. A new feature critiques providers.
Describes what you should look for when you set out to purchase an Internet connection. Includes information on network topology, network link speeds, technical staff, and more.
An access provider for the east coast. Includes links for connection information, services, server residents, and tech support.
Provides Internet consulting to get you connected with a service provider and up and running on the Internet. Provides downloads of Web and Internet software, along with contests, giveaways, and much more.
This provider for the eastern U. S. provides links to Internet and computer classes, computer resellers, search engines, local weather, news, and entertainment.
A service provider in Hartford, Connecticut, connecting individuals, businesses, government, and educational institutions to the Web. Offers Web site development, links to Imagine.com offerings (Web servers and firewalls), user's pages, and other creative services.
Based in California, a network integration product and service provider for your organization. Includes links to products and services, management profiles, clients, and contact info.
An internet access provider for the Northern California area. Provides connection and service information as well as local job openings, news, and related sites.
Dial-up access for those in the Portland, Oregon area. Includes links to search engines, software to download, html info, movies, and other interesting Web sites.
Dial-up access for the Los Angeles area. Provides links to local business, traffic info, other users' pages, how to write in html, and more.
A service provider that also presents information on navigation aids and search utilities, help files and FAQs, and other Internet services.
An access provider of Phoenix, Arizona, with links to information and renting Web space, business and personal home pages, Internet shopping, search engines, interesting sites, and more. Features new sites often.
Internet Service provider for the Atlanta, Georgia area.
New York City-based Internet service provider. Links to services, accounts, clients, and the home page creator.
Internet access and Web publishing for individuals and businesses. A cool site with many, many links to search tools, software, Web sites, government info, products, and more.
Internet access for the novice Internet user. Includesinks to lots of free stuff online. Other links to membership options, products and prices, and more.
An access provider based in Madison, Wisconsin, with many links to services, subscriptions and rates, news access, global and local links, search engines, business and personal pages, and new user info.
An Internet service provider for businesses. Includes links to images, movies, software, other products, and more.
A full-service network provider for everything from e-mail to dedicated lines for corporations. A complete listing of products, services, and pricing is available.
An Internet access provider for businesses and individuals in Australia. A really cool interactive site with links to search engines, clients, games, newsgroups, and much more.
A Canadian-based Internet access provider for individuals and businesses in North America. Includes links to client services, search tools, cool sites, and more.
A full-service internet provider for your business. Based in California, it provides links to other Web pages on its server.
An Internet service provider for Northern Canada. Includes links to Northern Canada's Net Index, local weather info, user's home pages, and more.
A full-service Internet service provider based in Spokane, Washington. Includes links to support, Web info, businesses, members, Altavista search engine, and more.
A full-service Internet provider based in Montana. Provides links to user pages, cool sites, businesses, Web searches, support, and more.
Low cost, high baud rate Internet access for individuals or businesses. Includes links to clients' pages, services and prices, and company info.
Internet access for individuals or businesses in eastern West Virginia and Washington County, Maryland. Provides access to businesses on the Internet, services, support, local sites, and more.
A full-service Internet provider in the San Francisco Bay area with links to and information on Internet connectivity, the Web, support, products and services, and more.
Honolulu's Internet connection. Includes links to tech support, service and rates, clients' Web pages, the Hawaii home page, and more.
The Internet service provider for the Long Island area. Includes links to resources, news, service, local living, and more.
An Internet service provider for all your business needs and the largest service provider in Asia. Find out about what it offers, businesses on line, free classifieds, and more.
An Internet service provider for areas of Delaware and Pennsylvania. Provides links to its corporate user pages, other user pages, subscriber services, Web searchers, and more cool stuff.
Interhop Network Services, Inc. is now the owner of MapleNet's system. Interhop is an Internet service provider offering residential, Webmaster, and business packages for moderate prices.
Medius Communications, Inc. provides corporate Internet access and presence services, enabling organizations to plan, build, implement, and promote complete online information and application services.
A full-service Internet service provider for businesses, offering high-bandwidth/low-cost connectivity. Check out its product announcements, its press releases, the Business Solutions Group, and more.
A full-service Internet provider with links to subscriber information and access, tech support, Micron products and services, and Web search tools.
A full-service Internet provider with on-site service or remote service call capability. Call and answer a few simple questions to get a 30-day trial membership.
An Internet service provider for the Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota area. Includes links to business directories, community pages, customer support, and services.
The most experienced Internet service provider located in Minnesota. Includes links to services, members, and resources.
An Internet service provider for individuals or organizations in the Monadnock area of New Hampshire. Includes links to how to get started, services and tech support, and frequently asked questions.
A group of experienced Internet professionals who provide Internet access to the world. Offers Finger and Archie, with more tools on the way.
An Internet Access provider offering a myriad services, including Web services and connections, training, programming, networking, hardware and software. Also, two cool links to a movie database and to an Internet card creator. Send a virtual greeting card to anyone with an e-mail address.
An Internet service provider for areas in British Columbia, Canada. In addition to links to member services, it includes links to summer camps for kids, flight instruction classes, logger sports, auto racing, real estate, magazines, and other sites of local interest.
The Internet service provider for Nantucket Island. All the information you need to get started, including access info and pricing.
The Internet service provider for North Texas, with links to Web info, services, news, and ideas.
Offers a list of Internet access providers from every continent in the world.
An Internet access provider based in Montreal, with links including local sites and businesses, search engines, local and community events and culture, and health sites, as well as links to sister sites.
Contains information about Netcom, the nation's largest Internet provider. Offers local access numbers online for subscribers on the go. Subscription information is also available online.
Internet access and services for individuals. Provides information about using and navigating the Internet, skills, and fun places to go.
An Internet service provider for most of the United Kingdom. Offers Web publishing and consulting services to clients.
An international Internet service provider based in Miami, Florida, for individuals and corporations. Internet consulting provided in both English and Spanish. Provides access to a long list of interesting sites.
NetPress Communications provides links to the following homepages: Collabra Software, Institute for Management Studies, Lithocraft, Inc., the Law Office of Kirsten Keith, and Bay Rep, Inc.
An Internet service provider for the Quinte region located in Canada. Includes links to products and services, community and school information, Web sites, and resources.
A local Internet service provider for the Denver, Colorado area. Includes many links to art, business, education, government, entertainment, shopping, news, weather, and other sites.
Internet access, computer sales, and networking for the Southeast U.S., with links to search engines, software sites, news and weather, user pages, advertising, and subscribing information.
The Internet service provider for the Chicagoland area. Includes many links to art, business, education, entertainment, government, kids, local news, and weather sites; info; members' home pages; Chicago Tribune; search engines and subscription information; and much more.
An Internet service provider for the Seattle, Washington area, with links to local news and weather, personal pages, new sites, rates, and service information.
West Michigan's Internet service provider, with gateway information, services and pricing, yellow pages, local city information, and more.
Offers access to the Internet and provides information on links to French and English sites. Also provides information on tourism and levels of government.
Offers Web/Genera, a software package that uses Mosaic 2.4 to integrate Sybase databases into the Web. Offers downloadable alpha-mode (pretest) software.
Offers a variety of resources, from search engines to personal and commercial Web links. Provides "your jumppoint to Cyberspace."
Serves as a basic primer on using the Mosaic Web browser. Provides a history of how information was disseminated before the Web.
Presents GNN, the creators of the Web browser Mosaic. Provides information on Mosaic and GNN's Internet access service. Includes its Whole Internet Catalog and offers perusable online publications on virtually every topic.
A site that provides links to download shockwave, Java, and Netscape. Other than that, all links return the user to this page.
A Web and Internet resource and home page provider. Offers Manage! IT, a browsing tool.
Lists upcoming conferences, syposia, and workshops related to the Internet. Lets you use the submission form to add your own events to the calendar. Also lets you list upcoming events geographically. Provides links to separate pages for each event listed, if available.
Offers information and history on the most popular games played on the IRC network. Offers information on Risky Business, Chaos, Boggle, and Acrophobia.
A place where people using IRC can put up images of themselves. Allows you to search by country or name.
Offers everything you need to know to play IRC poker. Lets you play poker with people anywhere in the world in real time.
Visual IRC is the first of a "new generation" of IRC clients for Windows, incorporating state-of-the-art file transfer, audio, and advanced IRC features. Features channel surf and other great features. Grab the latest beta from this page.
Formerly owned by Prospero. Focuses on adding live interaction to the Web. Allows you to download the software for free, and also offers discussion areas.
A Swedish company that provides the Internet e-mail and Web product EMBLA.
Provides a 3D multiuser chatting system. Allows you to use images and sound while you chat with others, interacting through your computer instead of with it.
An online version of BBN magazine. Offers an Internet tutorial, an Internet timeline, the BBN Planet, press releases, and job postings.
One of several blacklists targeting Internet advertisers who violate "netiquette" when hawking their wares. Provides more information on the issue and advice on what to do to avoid getting blacklisted when you advertise on the Internet.
c|net: the computer network, creators of c|net online and the television series c|net central, is an on-air and online interactive showcase for computers, multimedia, and digital technologies.
Offers a growing collection of links about censorship and associated issues on the Internet. Provides resources on the legal and ethical issues of running a Web service.
Presents an off-world 21st century town with spectacular graphics that load quickly. Offers many areas to explore, including the Spaceport, the Time Machine, and the mysterious Cyberhood.
A nonprofit civil liberties organization working in the public interest to protect privacy, free expression, and access to online resources and information. Includes many online resources and references. Contains its publication EFFector Online.
An online paper that focuses on the effects of the Internet on business. Talks about the changing role between the Internet and the marketing executive and speculates on the future on the Internet.
Presents an ongoing research project that is trying to determine the commercial uses of the Web. Offers an online consumer survey for people on the Web.
Formerly called Economics and the Internet, this site provides a collection of documents related to information goods, intellectual property, and related issues. Includes high resolution slides.
An online version of Internet Companion: A Beginner's Guide to Global Networking, 2nd Edition. Provides book reviews and answers such questions as "Who runs the Internet?"
The closest thing to a governing organization to be found on the Net. Offers information services, ISOC chapter data, conferences and papers, and Internet standards.
Presents Gordon Bell, one of the pioneers of the Internet, discussing his views on the direction in which the Internet should now proceed. Discusses his proposal for ending the problems with limited bandwith and the increased traffic on the Internet. Includes a slide show and sound bites with the presentation.
A rather large report by J.P. Morgan & Associates on the impact the World Wide Web has and will continue to have on business. Includes useful tables and appendices.
A monthly e-zine that reports on legal developments in cyberspace and the online world.
Presents SurfWatch, a program for reducing the risk of children uncovering sexually explicit material on the Internet.
Provides information on recent happenings or recent changes on the Web in Japan. Offers a Japanese langauge version of the site.
Talks about the ways to express intonation and gestures thru e-mail. Gives information on page layouts and the format of e-mail as well.
A consortium whose mission is "to be a center of learning in the field of information management and to provide our member companies with world-class educational and leadership programs."
Europe's leading electronic magazine. Serves as a complete in-depth Internet beginner's guide. Provides information on how to hook up your machine, how to use information to your advantage, and more. Also provides a history of the Internet.
Provides links to computer training classes, courseware, educational support, and information for downloading its training software.
Provides information and guides for teaching people how to create a home page. Divides the information according to the audience; for example, provides a different tutorial for teachers than for business owners.
Lists and defines Internet and computer-related terms and acronyms.
Offers many links to Japanese resources, including information on Netscape's Japanese Capable WWW Browser. Also provides many links on Japan.
Provides information on how to begin and structure a Wide Area Internet Server search. Describes how to use Boolean operators, wild cards, relevance ranking, and so on. Offers a tutorial on using a WAIS search engine.
Provides for businesses information concerning security, firewalls, and server design and implementation.
Focuses on "Information Networking For Oncologists," and specifically provides information for physicians dealing with networks, integration, and pharmaceutical companies. Also offers information for people involved with oncology, including patients.
An online library at the University of California-Riverside. Aims to make resources available to UCR students and staff, but is open to the public. Offers many online card catalogs and articles.
A Windows development and Internet educational and consulting firm offering university courses, consulting, and tips and tricks for developers. Provides links to services and classes offered.
Although focusing primarily on the University of Michigan School of Information, also offers links to a variety of Internet resources.
A site for browsing the Internet and locating specific resources. Features Internet resources, guides and tutorials, news and weather, library resources, fun and games, a reference shelf, and a miscellaneous section. Includes several original search engines as well. Millions of visitors can't be wrong.
Offers tutorial columns and "where to go" columns. Also includes links to the Unix Reference Center, the Hyptertext Guide, Rinaldi's Netiquette, Odd de Presno's Online World book, and other Internet resources. Past columns are archived.
A hypertext guide to the Internet, written by Net guru John December. Begins with Internet orientation and clicks through all the major Internet tools. Highly recommended.
One of several prototype classes and texts sponsored through the Globewide Network Academy. Introduces the user to various resources available via the Internet, with particular emphasis on allowing a neophyte to access GNA services as quickly as possible.
The Cornell Theory Center sponsors Kids On Campus as part of its celebration of National Science and Technology Week. The purpose of this event is to increase computer awareness and scientific interest among Ithaca, New York-area third, fourth, and fifth grade students. Hands-on computer activities, innovative videos, and exciting demonstrations help the children develop interest and excitement in computers and science.
Offers products and services to the private and public sectors, including courseware and training, animation, videos, interfaces, and more. Contains links to clients, services, portfolio, and more.
Internet training information and seminars for both students and trainers. Self-paced tutorials including HTML tutorial, K-12 resources, publications, and more.
Links to various Internet browsers and gateways such as software archives, helper applications, Netscape questions and answers, and customer service for subscribers of Magnett Internet Gateway.
A corporation providing training in personal property management, property leasing, grants management, and computer and financial applications. Provides access to new courses and special events, publications, and links to other sites of related interest.
Check out MicroMedium's Digital Trainer Professional® multimedia computer-based training software for your organization. Already in use by AT&T, MCI, Long John Silver's, and others. Includes links to product reviews, demos, tech support, the MicroMedium training library, and ordering information.
Provides quick access to sources of multimedia tools and tips on the Web. Also provides links and tips for video production, search engines, and production tools for the Apple Newton.
On-site training and consulting by certified Webmasters. Some courses include these topics: Webmaster specialists, security and firewalls, UNIX, networking, TCP/IP, and more. If you register online, you will receive a rebate!
Offers a collection of Internet user guidelines and netiquette. Discusses legal and ethical issues involved.
Gives a step-by-step tutorial on using Netscape—it can be very in-depth. Allows for different levels of expertise.
Provides practical advice on using the Internet to get information or programs. Breaks topics down into various topics, such as how to get free expert assistance, how to read your electronic daily news, and more.
This is the Internet Roadmap online training course, available in HTML. This is a well-written tutorial and is very user-friendly. A must for any Internet coordinator's bookmark list!
Provides information regarding commercial-use strategies, including dos and don'ts of online marketing.
Introduces the Internet via a video made "with two real people." Ideal for beginners, skeptics, or the perpetual questioner.
Provides a structured tutorial to teaching yourself how to use the Internet and all of its tools in 21 days. Targets beginners, but serves as a good tutorial for all. Spends one week teaching the basic Internet tools, then focuses on personal and professional uses of the Internet.
Serves as a beginners guide to using the Internet, and includes pointers to more resources.
Provides a comprehensive listing of Web tools and techniques, including a sample page and search engine.
Explains both the hardware and software issues concerning setting up your Windows PC to access the Internet. Explains where to get the software you need and how to configure it. Also provides information on creating HTML documents.
Offers information regarding how to write literature for the Internet (originally an online class at University of Michigan). Lets you direct questions to the professors who originally taught the class. Also includes a linked bibliography of other sites.
Serves as a destination for computer-literate youth. Plans to cater to education all around the world.
A beginner's guide to the Internet. Offers information on the search engines available and even a section on how to create a newsgroup.
A listing of favorite resources, picked by the editors of GNN.
Just a diversional site where you fill out a questionnaire (it's short) and are then matched with a character who most fits your personality type. Your character is described, and you can change characters often. You are encouraged to visit your multiple personalities often!
An exclusive Internet club of advertisers. Includes links to businesses, professionals, employment opportunities, Kids Corner, and more.
A graphics design firm expanded to Web publishing. Greene will design anything for the business, educational, advertising or marketing executive (including letterheads, logos, promotional or educational materials, press releases, and so on). Provides links to projects, clients, and the Internet development group.
A small marketing and development company that gives you all the benefits and expertise of a large company. Hajjar/Kaufman will develop your business Web site. Provides links to clients and to contact information.
Connects you to the cool site of the day on the Internet, determined by the moderator. This works better than a random-site connector because the sites are more likely to be pretty cool.
Introduces you to blindspinning—spinning around and then going in a random direction. Thus, it provides all sorts of random links. Also includes a link to What's New lists, searching tools, subject directories, server and other directories, tutorials, multimedia exhibits and demonstrations, computer information, weather, and more.
A site whose stated purpose is "to have fun, help improve the state of the world, inform, provide an interesting and useful commercial site, and have fun (yes, I intentionally mentioned fun twice)." Provides a collection of links and a search site only for fun and nonbusiness-oriented stuff. Includes an online mall where you can buy things, links to humorous sites, and more.
Offers the 50 most-accessed links in GNN Select over the past week.
Provides a graphical interface that shows the locations of all the GNN sites around the world.
Through the use of "server-push," presents guided tours of the Web. Best when used with Netscape and audio support.
Serves as a complete guide to thousands of sites on the Internet and Web. Lets you search by category or company name, and teaches American Sign Language (ASL) as you go.
Written by an investment and markets reporter at the Toronto Globe and Mail, this site discusses investment-related resources on the Web and offers a collection of links to some of those resources.
If you like the beach, you'll love this site. Provides links to a chat café, the swimsuit shot of the week, a virtual trip to the beach, a beach shop, and food. Register to win a trip to Cancun or to Jamaica, mon. Also a beach-related search engine.
A virtual metropolis of culture, government, art and antiques, restaurants, public service, business, retail, travel, and entertainment sites. Click on whatever interests you.
This page solicits information on the Olympic Park bombing and provides information on terrorism, contacting your government, and other interesting links.
Provides links to businesses on the Web, Web tools and services, and the "culture café." Also available in other languages.
Contains pointers to more than 100 guides, lists, and indices of documents that help you learn how to use the Internet. Includes pointers to The December and Yanoff Lists, Patrick Crispen's Internet Roadmap (in HTML), The Awesome List, and many others.
An overview of the Internet. Incorporates many graphics and a laid-back attitude. This site shows you how, for example, to check the stock market, find a government document, or send birthday flowers.
Offers a collection of links to all the different Internet What's New sites for the Web. By the author's own admission, "the Web is growing so fast that this document can be considered, at best, a historical artifact."
Provides an alternative to the many sites that serve up a "cool" site of the day or point you to "great" places. Offers links to sites that exemplify why some people shouldn't be allowed to make their own Web sites.
The first Internet café in Australia, offering a variety of links and services, including Internet training, a business directory, links to Internet search engines and catalogs, Australian links, outer space and Star Trek links, links for kids and music lovers, sports, news media, and much much more.
An odd assortment of home pages, including Two Moms Names Alma, An Illusion Dog, Unexplained Art, and more. If you're looking for an interesting site, look no further.
More than 3,200 links to dazzle and amaze you! If Web surfing were any more fun, they would have to ban it! Everything you could ever want is here and categorized so it is all easy to find. Web addicts beware!
Overall Knowledge Company, Inc. is a general Web presence provider with an emphasis on the film and television trades as well and the arts and entertainment industries. Also publishes several industry-specific directories on the World Wide Web.
Provides a large collection of reviews of Web sites. Rates sites for content, presentation, and experience. Includes more than 1,000 reviews across many categories. Helps you get started on the Web with answers to common questions and guided tours of browsing software and sites.
Sends you to a Web site randomly selected from its listings.
Presents ThreadTreader's WWW Contests Guide, a complete, current compilation of contests on the Web. Provides easy ways to browse through an extensive index of online contests, drawings, raffles, sweepstakes, and other prize-oriented promotions. Even lets you add your own contest to the ThreadTreader's Guide.
Offers a collection of links to sites that change daily; for example, includes links to news, your horoscope, and weather photos.
Offers some of the more offbeat links. Provides Star Wars information, audio and video clips from movies, weather maps, and more.
Offers links to sites that provide some sort of intellectually stimulating purpose.
Contains many links to stores, public offices, and other things you might find in a real town. Allows you to manuever around it the way you do around a real town.
Allows you to search the site to find links to all sorts of random things. Also lets you add your page to the existing categories.
Lists every HTML 2.0 tag and most of the 3.0 tags, with a special section on Netscape extensions.
Talks about linking to other documents, troubleshooting, and creating forms. Focuses on Mosaic, but includes other browsers.
Offers Webber_, a fast, friendly, and flexible HTML editor for Windows. Provides full-featured help, including HTML tag descriptions and an easy-to-use validation system to help you create valid HTML documents. Allows you to download Webber as share-ware; also offers a registered version.
Provides standalone MS Windows shareware to assist the Web page author develop a HTML page color scheme using extensions to the HTML 3.0 specification. Also provides a Style Box that enables users to edit, save, and retrieve color schemes. Runs on Windows 3.1, Windows 3.1 for Workgroups, Windows 95, and Windows NT 3.5.
Provides a decent page of Virtual Reality Modelling Language (VRML) links, describes what VRML is, and offers a little bit about its inventors.
Lists HTML-related information. Encourages you to add links to other informational pages. Also includes links to CGI, forms, image maps, tables, and lists, and information on the latest developments in these areas.
Presents a guide to authoring Web pages. Divides sections by different images, lists, and anchors, and offers information on how to take advantage of Netscape functions.
Focuses on testing HTML coding examples and pushing the limits of HyperText Markup Language and all of its extensions.
Offers a list of links to HTML resources. Also offers links to Perl and CGI languages for creating top-of-the-line Web pages.
Presents tkHTML, a simple HTML editor based on the Tcl script language and the Tk toolkit for X11 that enables you to quickly compose and edit HTML-formatted documents as well as rapidly convert text documents to the HTML format.
Serves as an HTML resource. Includes a newsletter, a video, and training books, as well as numerous links to help you build your own Web.
Serves as a complete Web resource site with HTML commands, software for publishing, searches, libraries, and high-speed Web host connections for your company or home page.
Provides an online version of the book Aether Madness: An Offbeat Guide to the On-line World. The site contains the full original text, with hypertext links to most of the places recommended in it.
Serves as an easy-to-use, fast-loading central hot link to products, services, malls, and stores on the Web. Selected as one of PC Magazine's top 100 Web sites (2/13/96).
Helpful to anyone from newbies to expert Internauts, this site offers links to online Internet resources, software, search tools, and a list of favorite Internet sites.
"The Premier Internet Research Library," this site serves as a clearinghouse for subject-oriented Internet resources guides. Allows you to submit your own guides or obtain guides written on various Internet-related topics.
Provides complete Internet services. Also discusses requirements and needs analysis, Internet publishing services, systems support, and customer support. Specializes in identifying, gathering, and analyzing online information.
An organization for individuals and companies seeking to effectively promote their products or services on the Internet. Benefits of membership include the INTERNET REPORT newsletter, free DNS registration, e-mail forwarding service, and Internet insurance.
Features resources for the technology transfer field, once called the "unknown profession." Offers links to other resources and includes information about AUTM (publications, membership, events), job postings, and a way to search lists of technologies you can license from more than 20 different university, government, and organizational sites in one query (via a harvest gatherer).
Uses Netscape and connects you to a different Web site every 12 seconds. Helps you find totally random sites with little effort. Also allows you to change the amount of time between connections.
Provides information, software, and links related to Web authoring and automated cybernetic delivery. Offers a download site for Web hot spots, an image map editor, and the Cyberspace Shuttle Loading Kit (a toolkit for creating single-step Web smart Zip files).
A monthly column featured in Boardwatch Magazine. Focuses on Web sites that help you make the most of the amazing resources available on the Web.
Provides a way for programmers to get quick tips and techniques that solve common Visual Basic programming problems.
This page's stated goal is to "be recognized_as the most comprehensive resource of Canadian business and finance data." Also provides links for various pages, such as Canada Net Financial Pages and Canada Net Business Directory.
Presents guides to Internet access in Canada. Lets you add your Canadian Internet address to the handbook, find out more about its publications, send the authors e-mail, and more.
Offers a database of more than 3,250 links in 160 categories, organized hierarchically.
Provides information specific to Canada. Allows you to search the database by clicking on the geographical regions on a map or by using standard keywords.
Provides a collection of links to commercial Web sites on the Internet. Lets you search by a word or name of a company.
Provides information on the different file types and formats on the Internet. Each blurb about a specific file type also gives links to obtaining readers for that type.
Harnesses the power of audio on the Internet. Provides applications that enable you to instantly update your Web page or e-mail applications by simply picking up your telephone and calling a fully automated system. Also qualifies as an authorized AT&T 900 service bureau, so you can set up and run any 900 or 800 voice or data application.
Serves as an interactive news agent. Lets you choose from sections such as News, Sports, Entertainment, and others to find the best periodical information on the Internet. Enables you to organize it into your own personal newspaper—you may never read a print publication again.
Provides virtually any Windows shareware. Allows you to search the entries by keyword. A GNN "Best of the Net" nominee for 1995.
Offers to send you automatically generated reminder messages for any event or occasion for which you register. Requires an e-mail address, but otherwise is completely anonymous. Lets you specify the number of days in advance you want a reminder. It also provides a simple e-mail interface that you can use to list or delete reminders.
Provides information and links to the economics behind all networks. Includes downloadable papers on topics ranging from network compatibility to financial networks.
A search site provided free of charge by Trade-Wave Corp. Includes general topics and sublists under each of these. Also offers a list of job opportunities.
Develops Windows-based utilities and Internet software and services. Features Web Spinner, a Windows-based HTML editor.
Possesses leading technology in both compression and telecommunications, so it is uniquely positioned to serve the needs of the digital video publishing and distribution markets. Provides the most complete solution to the challenges of distributing and publishing digital video on CDs and wired and wireless networks. The company's digital video publishing product line includes PrimeView, a family of real-time PC-based MPEG encoders; and MPEGWORKS, a comprehensive encoding control software package for human-assisted or pass-through compression.
Provides Internet access to small businesses interested in taking their services to the Internet. Provides Web site development and consulting services, ftp and Gopher service space, and links to current projects.
For those in Pennsylvania (primarily the Philadelphia area), this site lists places for adventure, music, food, shopping, real estate opportunities, computer and business services, churches, credit card services, medical services, and more. Click on individual listings for more descriptions and some pictures.
For multimedia and video professionals. Search the huge database of stock video footage to download or order the disk. Includes links to sample images and demos. Global Village will find the clip you're looking for.
Provides businesses and organizations presence on the Internet with Web page design, training and classes. Includes access to price lists and sample client pages.
Better than any clip-art gallery, here you will find general images, images of men, and images of women. Provides samples to download and ordering information.
An independent consulting company based in Toronto that specializes in getting businesses and organizations on the Web as simply and as inexpensively as possible.
Workflow and imaging technologies, providing products and services for the federal government and government contractors. Provides links to products, services, resource centers, and education and training opportunities. Offers workload management seminars to help your office run more efficiently and on less paper.
A link from the Disc Imaging Photo Page, based in South Africa. Provides links to owlnet., images of birds that show you what they can do. Owlnet will take your images and load them into your Web site.
This company creates online animation and special effects for ad agencies, corporations, TV stations, and interactive producers. Includes links to samples, contacts, and pricing information.
A software- and data-intensive Web site development company with links to applications, articles, services, the Information Age team, and general information.
A filtering tool that reads and evaluate your e-mail, news, or databases according to key words you provide, and alerts you to the most interesting ones. Includes links to several frequently asked questions, including how to get your own copy.
A software engineering firm for database and Web page development, located near Denver, Colorado. Provides information about Internet classes offered and services such as online application development, multimedia marketing campaigns, corporate training, cross-platform application development, and much more.
Broad curriculum of courses for the software development technology of today. Links to courses and seminars, consulting, courseware development services, employment opportunities, and more.
Networking and programming solutions for businesses around the world. Will also provide Web development services. Links to Web services. Watch up to date company info scroll across the bottom of your screen.
A software engineering service provider, especially for object-oriented tools. Includes links to services, database and development environment info and software, freeware, and other interesting links.
Streaming audiofile technology to enable you to send voice messages around the world for a fraction of the regular cost. Expedite your business transactions while also reducing expenditures. Includes access to demos, contact info, and many other services.
Internet connections and WWW space for the business to advertise on the Web. Increase your company's exposure without increasing costs. Includes links to advertising, online info and connections, multimedia demos, and more.
A Colorado company that will develop database systems to help your company promote services and products on the Internet. Provides links to current customers.
Tracks commercial activity on the Internet and offers special reports online about financial service firms, public software companies, and venture capital firms on the Internet.
A free monthly Web newsletter. Focuses on higher education and the Internet. Features lists of new Internet resources and other items of interest.
Contains many links to Macintosh-specific software packages for running a Mac-based server. Topics include mail servers, mail gateways, ftp servers, Telnet servers, and more.
An online version of this popular magazine devoted to the Internet. Allows you to search back issues by cover or by keyword.
Business, educational, and government institution Internet services. Provides site architecture, access, service, and maintenance for your high volume site. Also provides access to clients' pages.
Touting itself as "all Net, all the time," this site offers Internet news, features, resources, and tools. Supported by Mecklermedia, publisher of Internet World magazine.
A full-service provider for everything from Web access to LANs to custom systems. Includes links to services, support, Web community and exposure info, and more.
The Internet Company for Prince Edward Island. Provides access to search engines, user services, news and entertainment, local weather, and other Internet services.
An Internet service provider based in Fulton, New York, with links to local newspapers, games, software, hardware, services, and more.
A Web site design and architecture, training, teaching, and consulting firm with links to its resources and information, clients, projects, and more.
Provides a large collection of links to many resources on the Internet. Gives sources for browsers, software, page development, and more.
Offers a list of hypertext links to Archie (archive) servers. Helps you find files anywhere on the Internet and lists Archie servers that use forms and others that don't.
Training products and services for professional trainers.
Offers a directory service that provides easy-to-use names to e-mail address mapping.
Lopez Communications offers a variety of on- and offline services, including integrated marketing to progressive organizations, online publishing, Web design, and other Web projects for socially responsible companies.
An Internet host with links to hosted sites, including Ham Radio Forums, Marketing Masters, and JF Computer Leasing.
For businesses and individuals looking to develop an identity on the Internet. Services include business multimedia, interface, advertising, and packaging. Includes links to MindSphere's creativity, clients, and more.
Browse Miramar's catalog of latest releases, or go to its Top Five section for interactive previews, video and audio clips, computer animation, performance samplers, and much much more.
Offers a collection of links to Web resources in or about New York City.
A comprehensive listing of anonymous FTP sites.
Look here to find a list of recommended telecommunications and hardware dealers. These dealers have been recommended by various people all over the Internet. As the author states, "Caveat Emptor."
Newton Online provides business consulting (and a quirky sense of humor) for companies who want to compliment marketing and communications strategies by using the Internet.
Offers scientific research, programming, Internet services, and Unix administration. Check out the complete list of products and services as well as the Norcov customer pages.
A personal and business connection to the Internet. Check out its partial list of hosted business pages, LAN integration capability, and its services and search engines.
A site with something for everyone. Well-organized into a hierarchical structure, it includes everything from business resources and financial tips to a broad spectrum of entertainment and Web developer resources. Omega West, an international distribution and services company, will soon have an "intelligent interface" that is capable of adapting to users' actions. This, of course, will mean that return visits and continued interaction will provide users with a personalized interface.
Focuses on providing innovative and effective marketing solutions through the Internet. Also includes many interesting Internet-related links.
Presents the creators of WebForms, the Web forms generator; and WinBrowse, the multiple-PC database utility. Also includes a variety of shareware programs available for download.
Provides RealAudio, software you can use to both record and play your own sound. Many Web sites on the Internet use RealAudio to provide sounds.
Provides information on Sibylla, a development kit geared toward creating Web software, whose purpose is to provide access to information sources (such as company databases) through the Web. Also provides pricing information on the software.
Describes fax broadcast and fax-on-demand technology. Also compares costs for reaching U. S. markets via fax and via postal service from locations outside the United States. Introduces the SpectraFAX Service Bureau and enables you use an online form to arrange for fax services.
A business information site sponsored by the Canadian federal government's economic flagship department, dedicated "to the success of all Canadian businesses at home and abroad."
Presents SWITCH, an Internet Service Provider that interconnects all Swiss universities, many libraries, and research labs, as well as other Swiss and international organizations. Also presents the WWW Rent-A-Page service.
Offers a collection of resource links and information regarding OS/2 resources, OS/2 advocacy, Lotus resources, Intel alternatives, religion, Ford advocacy, and IT/IS resources.
Provides a graphical map interface that you can click on to find and then jump to Web servers operating in many countries around the world.
Presents an online guide of Internet resources for the greater Washington, D.C. area.
An electronic publication that serves as a repository of Web-related topics. Categories include News, Commericial, Intranet, Products, Under Construction, Industry, and Opinion.
Offers information about the new security measures being built into HTML; also offers a downloadable version of Netscape for Windows 95 and technical support.
Offers Windows 95 shareware, Internet setup information, networking across the Internet, and more.
Lists businesses and individuals offering products, services, or opportunities to the world market.
An Internet search directory using numerous search engines to find business sites on the Internet.
Contains an index of links to various resources, products, and services on the Net, including agriculture, the arts, business, dictionaries, education, health and medicine, religion, sports and hobbies, and weather. Allows you to add your site.
Enables you to search for people and their e-mail addresses and Web pages. Contains more than 5.5 million listings. Allows you to register and put your name on the directory.
Provides more than 2,800 sites relevant to contemporary organizational issues concerning information processes, information systems, and information technology. Categories include electronic markets, organizational learning, emerging organizations, WWW design, and journals and magazines.
Provides links to the Web pages of more than 750 colleges and universities around the world. Allows you to search alphabetically or just browse.
Provides a graphical, searchable Web database. Choose your search criteria from their list, and then it searches and gives you an output list. Also enables you to add your own hot list to the database.
Shows you how to set up your Oracle-based database management system (DBMS) for access via the Web. Good for creating your own search engine or providing Web access to large bodies of information.
Serves as a search site for finding resources on the Internet. Arranges areas by subject.
A re-manufacturer of laser toner cartridges for large institutional settings. Also provides a search engine, a database of shareware on the Internet, and other cool links with software to download.
If you're looking for a publisher or vender on the Internet, this is the database to search. Search by name, subject, e-mail address, or geographic location.
A meta-index of Australian Web site indexes. Over a dozen are described, with links to each.
A complete bookstore on the Web. Members may order any book currently in print, or even books out of print, and InfoCafe will do the search. Books are indexed by department: for example, computers, business, fiction.
Serves as an index of business, economics, trade, marketing, and government sites with an international focus.
Features collections of the best of the Internet. Includes sections for beginners as well as comprehensive coverage of topics such as business, medicine, jobs, cinema, shareware, astronomy, futuristic technologies, fun, cartoons, comics, virtual reality, and more.
Offers a collection of more than 500 searchable databases on a wide variety of subjects. includes links to a search form or a page that lists a number of related searchable databases. Also allows you search by keyword or browse alphabetically or by category.
A lesser-known but fairly thorough search site.
Provides a Web search engine. Contains more than 5.5 million Web pages in its database. Provides context for evaluating whether a document or page is relevant to your search.
This index of resources is provided by Media Logic as a service for the Internet community. It provides a searchable index of data, news, and services that are of interest to investors, researchers, and other members of the financial community. Unlike many other Internet indexes, all entries here are subject to editorial review to ensure that they are useful, relevant, and current.
Based in the United Kingdom, an online information database used most often by ad agencies and media owners. Includes databases for subscribers and nonsubscribers, as well as links to "free daily media news."
This is a resource database for computer hardware, software, and training. If you are searching for hardware or software, or if you need training or consulting for your business or organization, you can search for it here.
A resource page for Montana events, businesses, and information. Includes access to businesses, real estate, and other Montana links, local newspapers on line, news and weather, classified ads, and more.
Seeks to collect all Web addresses of all companies, universities, research centers, government agencies, research projects, and hardware and software annoucements into one searchable database.
Serves as a meta-index for searching the Web by subject or by keyword, and for searching FTP software by file name or by file description.
The online version of this book (with thousands of additional sites). Searchable by keyword. Obviously the most complete and useful search site available. (Talk about your shameless plug!)
Presents a large collection of links to information. Offers tips for specific kinds of computers (MAC, IBM, Unix, and so forth), links to search engines, and more. Also provides information on how to create Web pages and download software.
Claims to be "the Web's largest library of meaningful information." With a single query, the NlightN Universal Index searches the Web, World News, Online Databases, and traditional reference sources.
Nothin But Net (NBN) is a complete Internet Encyclopedia covering more than 200 categories packed with 2,500-plus non-commercial, resourceful Internet sites. Provides a sample excerpt from the A-B categories, as well as full ordering information.
A search site on the Internet, organized like a library. Offers a library floorplan that you can use to browse the sites in its database. Also lets you search the database by keyword.
Provides a collection of links to various search engines. Focuses on connecting you to the part of these search engines that allows you to register and add your own home page.
Serves as a starting place for Web searches. Features an online form that is linked to the search forms of major data sites, including nine different (and popular) search engines.
Provides a graphically oriented set of links to search engines on the Internet, such as Open Text Web Index, InfoSeek Search, and others.
Provides information, strategies, and links to searching for information on the Web. Offers links to searching services, searching software, and searching references.
Formerly the Virtual Software Library, offers a tool for searching for shareware and freeware on the Internet.
Offers "everything you need to work the Web every day." Provides a starting site for finding information on the Web. Offers many links.
NCSA's comprehensive links to Internet resources. Includes Gopher, Veronica, Finger, Usenet, WAIS, and many others. Also presents representative Web home pages. Highly recommended (nay, essential).
Presents the URL-minder, your own personal Web robot, which retrieves your registered URLs regularly and reports back to you by e-mail when they change. The URL-minder also runs searches on Web databases regularly and lets you know when anything new that matches your search shows up. It also keeps track of the places you've been, so you can spend your time (and money) doing new things on the Web.
Offers links to collections of information, based on the subject matter of those sites.
Enter a keyword, and the engine searches the major Internet shareware archives for the program you want.
Provides information about WAIS, a system that enables you to retrieve documents from databases via full-text searches. Allows you to search by name or by topic.
Provides information about project WebAnts, to develop an information retrieval system for the Web using cooperative agents. Offers information about its approach and current progress reports.
Possibly the most popular search site on the Web. Considered to be the place to go for anything, as long as it isn't too technically oriented. Offers links only to sources, which is different from something such as Lycos, which also searches directories and files themselves.
Presents a collection of FAQs about the economics behind the Internet. Discusses the technology behind the Internet, the NSF backbone.
Provides information about conducting business on the Internet. Includes Internet statistics, maps, and charts. Also lists hot sites and services.
A service provider that offers automated usage statistics, bookmarks, counters, and online tutorials. High-powered clients are also candidates for the Rampage of the Month. Web directories are organized by user name.
Gives the origins of the Web and also talks about some of the other uses of hypertext, such as the Xanadu project. Also discusses some disadvantages of the Web.
Showcases Tenagra Corp.'s picks for the top Internet marketing success stories of the year. The 1995 winners are Federal Express, Ragu Spaghetti Sauce, Yahoo!, NetPOST_, Software.Net, and Virtual Vineyards.
A group of designers and illustrators who left the corporations and now do what they love—provide the Web with high-quality graphics.
Provides a collection of and links to information on how to create a Web, FTP, or Gopher server. Covers most operating systems, including Windows, Macintosh, and Unix. Includes a tutorial.
Introduces the Internet for commercial organizations. Offers information about the structure and history of the Internet, how the Internet can help business, and how to connect your business to the Internet.
Specializes in Web page construction for individuals and companies who want to advertise on a personal or corporate scale on the Internet. Offers to create and maintain an established business presence on the Internet, customized to the personal tastes of clients.
Provides copyright information for the general public and interested parties. Includes categories of fundamentals on copyrights and issues related to copyright over the Net. Also contains a section for relevant sources and links.
Provides a variety of services and resources related to career and employment, hypertext résumés, and home page services and development.
Focuses on the organization and presentation of information in print and electronic forms, interactive publication and prototype design, SGML applications, Web servers, and computer kiosks for museums.
This company provides prepress and publishing services to publishers, advertisers, and educational service providers. Four Lakes will design and publish CD-ROMs and home pages. Provides links to its target sights.
A Web presence provider that specialized in graphics, interactive programming, Java, Javascript, and animation. Also provides Web training for the novice to the professional developer and links to designed sights and the FRS business directory.
Internet presence provider in Tuscon, Arizona. Garry's will design Web pages for businesses. Describe what you want, and an estimate will be provided. Proficient in animation, graphics, and can provide security for credit card orders on your Web site. Provides links to other services and example sites.
Jeff Gates's personal home page is a sample of what he can do for your personal or business use. Provides links to contact Jeff to set up a site of your own.
A full-scale Web production and Internet services company with expertise in creative design, new technology, and account management. Specializes in keeping track of the newest tools. Produces a wide variety of Web-related products. Also shares many tips and techniques.
Internet/Intranet Web sites for individuals and businesses. Provides links to current and upcoming projects and their client base. Offers complete multimedia design, including Java, graphics, and CGI scripting, among others.
Communications software to give your Web pages memorable pictures and sounds. Provides links to a sample page, product info, and downloading info. Be sure to check out the "latest screen shot."
A 3D Web authoring tool that enables you to create a 3D home space using a standard Windows personal computer. Offers shareware and commercial versions.
Hourglass will publish and design your resume, home page, or business information on the Web. Provides links to company information, services, and pricing information.
A New York-based service and Web page designer that will get your business on the Internet. Provides links to client pages and services offered.
A multimedia graphic design firm for corporations, offering Web pages, 3D illustrations, and video. Provides links to services, prices, art, and other interesting links.
Your global illustration resource for graphics design via modem, mail, ftp, or floppy disk. Provides links to custom art, images, ordering, prices, and policy information.
Presents a gallery of digital and traditional art and photography.. Offers services such as photo retouching and manipulation. Also designs Web sites.
Provides information about Johnson-Grace company, a multimedia software development that developed an image compression format called ART. Suggests that using ART enables image compression three times more efficient than when you use JPEG or GIF.
A digital photo studio for your business publishing needs. Provides training and camera installation information, Web site design, and messages from clients.
A corporate multimedia development service the the company that wants to develop a 3D Internet presence. Includes access to company profiles and tours and current projects.
College students who will set up your Web server and write your Web page with the help of art students. Cheap rates! Includes links to rates and services, and other links to art students of San Francisco.
Internet applications such as Web development for your business. Also includes access to contact information if your company would like to develop an Internet presence.
A company specializing in Web page design and development for your business. Choose from many custom services to develop a unique Internet presence. Includes links to sample pages, services, pricing info, and more.
If you have a catalog or other information you want to get on the Web, Intercat will develop a complete multimedia Web presence for you. Includes links to sample sights, catalogs, and contact information.
Web solutions for your corporate multimedia Web presence, including Web hosting, design, and security. Provides access to customer profiles, catalog, video, and much more.
A graphic design and ad agency based in Ontario, Canada. A company exploring the relationship among art, design, and technology for individuals or organizations.
These people will develop your company's Web site and get your information on the Internet. Winner of many awards for innovative site development. Includes links to services, clients, and more.
A virtual mall specializing in home page development and marketing services to any business seeking an Internet presence.
A consulting firm based in Vancouver, British Columbia, specializing in Web publishing and Internet training for individuals, businesses, organizations, and church groups. Includes access to more information and sample sites.
Offers information on electronic publishing, Internet economics, education, and other areas.
Manhattan will help your company plan, develop, and maintain a unique Internet presence by using the most advanced tools possible, including Java, C++, Perl, Oracle, Unix, Shockwave, and others.
Web publishing, specializing in creative marketing strategies, graphic design and production, multimedia, and advertising for the Web. Click on the MediaBox electronic portfolio to get a sample of its work.
Web design and Internet consulting for your company. Develop a Web presence and find out how to surf the Internet to your advantage.
A consulting company in Copenhagen, Denmark, specializing in Web publishing for small companies as well as individuals.
A computer technologies firm based in Cambridge, Ontario, offering Web publishing as well as several other cool links to its customer base, shareware sites, search engines, and more.
Using Shockwave and Director, its creative services can do anything for you or your company, including logos, image manipulation, illustration, presentations, and design. Check out what these folks have already done.
MultiMedia Dimensions is a full-service interactive multimedia and Web page design and consulting company helping people find the right business solutions for their needs and budget.
Your site for customized Web services, including Intranet and database system development, Web publishing, graphic design, site hosting, consulting, and more. Check out NetCaster's electronic portfolio.
Offers a full range of Web home page authoring and design services. Also offers full turn-key systems, including training in-house personnel so that you can enhance your Web server as your services or products change.
A leading-edge Web site architectural and development firm. With high-level technical knowledge of programming and a creative focus, new3, Inc. has played a role in bringing some of the best sites to the Web. Its speciality is areas of development considered too complex for many developers.
Helps businesses and individuals learn and exploit the new Internet culture. Provides information about Internet marketing, and explains how companies can survive their ride on the Information Superhighway.
Provides cutting-edge technology blended with award-winning traditional design to offer interactive multimedia services, Internet presence, Web pages, CD-ROM and CD-I authoring, interactive touch-screen kiosks, and corporate communications.
Focuses on authoring, designing, and publishing Web pages for businesses and individuals. Performs custom graphics work and maintains and upgrades customers' sites as needed. Offers to meet customers in their offices in the greater New York City area.
An Internet publishing and applications company that puts businesses on the Web. Located in Houston, it boasts a strong NASA influence.
An online publication for programmers, Webmasters, network administrators, and other technically oriented personnel, responsible for developing and maintaining software, hardware, and security on the Web.
Introduces you to a professional Web publishing and promotion company based in Queensland, Australia.
A Web page creation service. Focuses on posting and maintenance, logo and graphic design, photography (including improvement of existing photographs), image maps, online newsletters, and getting your page listed in directories like this one, among others.
Internet site developers and Internet providers. Winfield will design an Internet site from the primary concept to its completion and to the final indexing of the site or home page. Offers CGI scripting, C++, Perl, and programs.
A full-service Internet marketing and communication company specializing in Web page design, product/service marketing, form CGI programming, and graphic design.
An Internet marketing and presence provider for all your home or office needs. Provides links to benefits, cost, and project samples.
