World Wide Web History Project / Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory / SLAC WWW Users Group / World Wide Web Sites / European Laboratory / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Japan / China / United States / /
Event
M&A / /
Facility
Stanford University / Stanford Linear Accelerator Center / SLAC’s Library / Institute of High Energy Physics / Center Figure / European Laboratory / Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory / Virtual Library / Information Interchange / SLAC Library / /
IndustryTerm
Search form pages / WEB DOCUMENTS The approach / Web document / high energy physics community / Web environment / early Web documentation / permanently-retained Web document / Web browser / high-energy physics / Internet Archive web crawlers / experimental / http /
OperatingSystem
Fermi / /
Organization
Institute of High Energy Physics in Beijing / World Health Organization / SLAC WWW Technical Committee / Los Alamos National Lab / Stanford University Stanford / Web Coordinating Committee / WWW Wizards Committee / History Office / Society of American Archivists Annual / Associate Directors’ Committee on Computing / SLAC’s Archives and History Office / International Standards Organization / Department of Energy / World Wide Web Coordinating Committee / American Chemical Society / Stanford Linear Accelerator Center / National Archives and Records Administration / Stanford University / Research Division / Syracuse University / SLAC Archives and History Office / /
Person
Jean Marie Deken Stanford Linear / Kreitz / Paul Kunz / Louise Addis / Terry Hung / Tony Johnson / George Crane / Paul F. Kunz / Tim Berners-Lee / Jean Deken / /
Position
Head Librarian / archivist / contractor / official records / Physicist / /
ProgrammingLanguage
PostScript / /
ProvinceOrState
California / /
SportsLeague
Stanford University / /
Technology
radiation / American Standard Code for Information Interchange / html / Uniform Resource Locator / ASCII / Web server / /
SLAC–PUB–7636 April 1998 First in the Web, But Where Are the Pieces?* Jean Marie Deken Stanford Linear Accelerator Center