Jeremy Fuksa

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As a college student, I demonstrated "this new thing called the World Wide Web" to the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education in 1994. My demonstration website ran off a 3.5" floppy disk. There may have been a misuse of the marquee tag. Only history knows for sure. Since that point, everything that I have done professionally has involved the Internet or digital manipulation at some point of the process. I strive to make the good things on the Internet. Again, only history can make that final judgment.

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