Tune in to alt.internet.services to follow events. The audience for WWW materials has just jumped by a few million. The success of this list has led to the formation of comp.internet.net-happenings, a moderated news group which will now bring this material to the masses. It's an interesting place to keep an eye on if you want to feel the pulse of the Internet. That's one million home page accesses for the JPL Comet Shoemaker-Levy machine in 10 days, and over 2 million in about three months.
New images continue to be added to the spectacular comet collection already there.
The history of the Internet is full of surprises. Consider the following nuggets we stumbled upon in our tireless netsurf marathon. In the 1970s, the Queen of England sent an E-Mail message on one of the early Internet precursor networks. Somehow, this doesn't surprise us. Robert developed it to teach his students, and it makes an educational and entertaining read.