Thursday 10 May 2018
The UK government was an early adopter of the Internet. Its web presence dates back as early as 1996, back when most people weren’t sure if the web was a fad, or the future of business and communication. If you want to take a trip back in time — back to when Tony Blair was Prime Minister, and Internet Explorer 6 was the definition of cutting edge browsing technology — you can, courtesy of the National Archive’s record of government webpages. On the Government Web Archive, you can peruse every website hosted by Her Majesty’s Government, along with every social…
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