Internet magazines

Abstract Internet Underground was an internet culture magazine by Sendai Publishing, the publishers of Electronic Gaming Monthly. Like other internet magazines published in the mid-1990s, Internet Underground covered current topics in internet culture. The magazine also included featured articles and reviews of popular websites at a time when the web was small enough to cover within the scope of a magazine. Internet Underground ran for about a year and a half. According to ...

Scope and Contents

The library's copy of Internet Underground came in a polybag with an America Online trial CD, a standalone page of subscription cards, and the supplement WebGuide (which we have scanned for our digital archive).

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of Internet Underground from 1995–1997. At the request of the individual who donated the majority of the library's issues of Internet Underground, spine-bound issues of Internet Underground were permanently debinded in order to be scanned.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of Internet Underground from 1995–1997. At the request of the individual who donated the majority of the library's issues of Internet Underground, spine-bound issues of Internet Underground were permanently debinded in order to be scanned.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of Internet Underground from 1995–1997. At the request of the individual who donated the majority of the library's issues of Internet Underground, spine-bound issues of Internet Underground were permanently debinded in order to be scanned.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of Internet Underground from 1995–1997. At the request of the individual who donated the majority of the library's issues of Internet Underground, spine-bound issues of Internet Underground were permanently debinded in order to be scanned.

Scope and Contents

The library's copy of this issue of Internet Underground came with a loose subscription card. Since we could not determine which pages the card was originally inserted between, we have included at the end of our digitized copy.

Abstract

WebGuide was a directory of websites in the style of TV Guide. Although originally published as a supplement to Internet Underground, WebGuide was eventually rolled into the main magazine.