24 HOURS IN CYBERSPACE, ABC Nightline

Ted Koppel's ABC News Nightline, hosted by Forrest Sawyer, sent dozens of film crews around the world and devoted an entire evening to 24 HOURS IN CYBERSPACE.

[@Owletess]

so 1995...they mention 'bulletin boards' (BBSs), which were basically precursors to today's social media. The World Wide Web didn't even come into being until 1992, and its use was not especially widespread until after 1995. The growth of the internet in general, and especially the Web was phenomenal after the middle of the decade. It is interesting to watch these older programs on this subject---we have come a very long way in 20 odd years!

[@VesproDBA]

I certainly remember those BBSs!

[@DiegoGutierrezZaldivar0]

Our team back then was part of this wonderful project. Now I'm working on spreading bitcoin awareness and the vibe is just the same. How lucky we are to explore uncharted territory twice in a lifetime.

[@mariaelsacoronel7537]

Diego! Congrats and thank you. It is a great contribution to humanity

[@scyence]

And today, cryptocurrency is crazier than ever.

[@DanIlicComedy]

Feaks online indeed

[@neddyladdy]

oops wrong abc by the look of things