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HTDB powered Websites
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The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy
Site for the English pop group The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy. At over 3500 dynamic
webpages, this is one of the largest band sites on the web. Started in 1994,
it is also one of the oldest. HTDB and The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy website
grew up together.
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Wilson
The Northampton, England pop group, fronted by The Jazz Butcher's Pat Fish.
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the MNS lab
The MNS Lab is a dynamic website chronicalling the adventures of
genre-defying musician DJ Ginsu.
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Demoncracy
What you get when your government is un-elected and pathologically criminal.
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Sumosonic
Site for the English pop group Sumosonic.
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700 West Studio
Historical site for the 700 West Recording Studios, home of such now-collectible
bands as Zerfas, Primevil, Mo, and Jubal.
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Deceased Installations
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Bigbook
Bigbook (now superpages) was an extremely popular early effort to bring yellow pages online
and to sell expanded websites to offline businesses. HTDB methods were used
in the dynamic page generation and extensively in the online "swipe your card"
business site-building widget.
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Netcom Online Communications
Before being absorbed by ICG/Mindspring/Earthlink, NETCOM was the 3rd largest ISP
in the US. HTDB was used in the NSAPI modules of the Netscape Server to
handle the millions of page requests serviced daily. All of the online NETCOM user tools
were written natively in HTDB.
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Garageband Records
Garageband Records was a large, popular online record company where tens of thousands
of bands' songs participate in peer-reviewed rankings contests based upon visitors' blind
reviews. HTDB was used extensively to generate the dynamic webpages and many backend
database operations.
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Main Event Publishing
Main Event Publishing was a small London-based company of
veteran journalists and photographers.
This site was highly database-driven, with all
textual information managed via a web-based administrative interface with
secure credential-checking.
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Logos
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