BBS PIONEERS

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by Bob Talmadge
contact: [email protected]
https://www.bbsdays.com/
Before the web, there were Bulletin Board Systems (BBSes) which ruled the online world. This website is dedicated to the BBS Pioneers who made it all happen. Read more at the bottom of this page.

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Ward Christensen

First BBS (CBBS bulletin board)
XModem
Bob Mahoney

Exec-PC BBS
Exec-PC Chat
ExecPC Internet
Steve Jobs
Apple Computer
Pixar
NeXT
iPod / iPhone
Jack Rickard

Boardwatch Magazine
ONE BBSCON President
Jim Maxey
 
Event Horizons BBS
The Black Hole
Voyager III
Escape From Languor
MaxiPic
Phil Becker

TBBS eSoft
IPAD
TIMS, QSO
Interchange
Bill Gates

Microsoft
DOS Windows
Gates Foundation
MS Office
MS Word
Excell
MS SQL
MS Server
Dennis Hayes

Hayes PC Modems
John C Dvorak

TechTV Host
Columnist
Broadcaster
Writer
Russell Hardenburgh

Rusty n Edies BBS

We have many more BBS Sysops and Pioneers to add soon. Some are very difficult to find any information. We don't want them to slide away into oblivion. If you have a recommendation for us to add, please leave a comment.

OVERVIEW OF BBS PIONEERS

There are still a few hundred operating BBS's around the world but they're not quite the same, not since the web took over. The name, BBS, is an acronym for Bulletin Board System and existed for millions of online enthusiasts long before the web began to take over back in 1993.

The web is a much more convenient way to navigate and much cheaper. Unlike the general BBS, the web has a much improved graphical interface and support for tons of other options.

A Bulletin Board required a modem and telephone line. Today you use a WiFi connected to a network or your cellular data allowing access to just about any point on earth. The speed and power of online access has increased more than 8,000,000 times in the last 30 years. 

BEFORE the web, there were Bulletin Board Systems (BBS's) which ruled the online world. This blog is dedicated to the BBS Pioneers who make it all happen.

There are still a few hundred operating BBS's around the world but they're not quite the same, not since the web took over. The name, BBS, is an acronym for Bulletin Board System and existed for millions of online enthusiasts long before the web began to take over back in 1993.

The web is a much more convenient way to navigate and much cheaper. Unlike the general BBS, the web has a much improved graphical interface and support for tons of other options.

A Bulletin Board required a modem and telephone line. Today you use a WiFi connected to a network or your cellular data allowing access to just about any point on earth. The speed and power of online access has increased more than 8,000,000 times in the last 30 years. 

BEFORE the web, there were Bulletin Board Systems (BBS's) which ruled the online world. This blog is dedicated to the BBS Pioneers who make it all happen.

There are still a few hundred operating BBS's around the world but they're not quite the same, not since the web took over. The name, BBS, is an acronym for Bulletin Board System and existed for millions of online enthusiasts long before the web began to take over back in 1993.

The web is a much more convenient way to navigate and much cheaper. Unlike the general BBS, the web has a much improved graphical interface and support for tons of other options.

A Bulletin Board required a modem and telephone line. Today you use a WiFi connected to a network or your cellular data allowing access to just about any point on earth. The speed and power of online access has increased more than 8,000,000 times in the last 30 years. 

BEFORE the web, there were Bulletin Board Systems (BBS's) which ruled the online world. This blog is dedicated to the BBS Pioneers who make it all happen.

There are still a few hundred operating BBS's around the world but they're not quite the same, not since the web took over. The name, BBS, is an acronym for Bulletin Board System and existed for millions of online enthusiasts long before the web began to take over back in 1993.

The web is a much more convenient way to navigate and much cheaper. Unlike the general BBS, the web has a much improved graphical interface and support for tons of other options.

A Bulletin Board required a modem and telephone line. Today you use a WiFi connected to a network or your cellular data allowing access to just about any point on earth. The speed and power of online access has increased more than 8,000,000 times in the last 30 years. 

BEFORE the web, there were Bulletin Board Systems (BBS's) which ruled the online world. This blog is dedicated to the BBS Pioneers who make it all happen.

There are still a few hundred operating BBS's around the world but they're not quite the same, not since the web took over. The name, BBS, is an acronym for Bulletin Board System and existed for millions of online enthusiasts long before the web began to take over back in 1993.

The web is a much more convenient way to navigate and much cheaper. Unlike the general BBS, the web has a much improved graphical interface and support for tons of other options.

A Bulletin Board required a modem and telephone line. Today you use a WiFi connected to a network or your cellular data allowing access to just about any point on earth. The speed and power of online access has increased more than 8,000,000 times in the last 30 years. 

BEFORE the web, there were Bulletin Board Systems (BBS's) which ruled the online world. This blog is dedicated to the BBS Pioneers who make it all happen.

There are still a few hundred operating BBS's around the world but they're not quite the same, not since the web took over. The name, BBS, is an acronym for Bulletin Board System and existed for millions of online enthusiasts long before the web began to take over back in 1993.

The web is a much more convenient way to navigate and much cheaper. Unlike the general BBS, the web has a much improved graphical interface and support for tons of other options.

A Bulletin Board required a modem and telephone line. Today you use a WiFi connected to a network or your cellular data allowing access to just about any point on earth. The speed and power of online access has increased more than 8,000,000 times in the last 30 years.