1971 > Project Gutenberg, a visionary project
1974 > The internet “took off”
1990 > The invention of the web
1991 > From ASCII to Unicode
1992 > Homes for electronic texts
1993 > The Online Books Page
1993 > PDF, from past to present
1994 > The internet as a marketing tool
1995 > The print press went online
1995 > Amazon, a pioneer in cybercommerce
1996 > The Internet Archive, for future generations
1996 > Libraries launched websites
1996 > Towards a digital knowledge
1996 > The @folio project, a mobile device for texts
1997 > Multimedia convergence
1997 > A portal for European national libraries
1997 > E Ink, an electronic ink technology
1998 > The Electronic Beowulf Project
1998 > Web-extended commercial books
1998 > A more restrictive copyright law
1998 > The first ebook readers
1999 > Librarians in cyberspace
1999 > The Ulysses Bookstore on the web
1999 > The internet as a novel character
2000 > Encyclopedias and dictionaries
2000 > The web portal yourDictionary.com
2000 > A standard format for ebooks
2000 > Experiments by best-selling authors
2000 > Cotres.net, works of digital literature
2000 > The Gutenberg Bible online
2001 > Broadband became the norm
2001 > Wikipedia, a collaborative encyclopedia
2001 > The Creative Commons license
2003 > Handicapzéro, the internet for everyone
2003 > The Public Library of Science
2004 > The web 2.0, community and sharing
2005 > From PDAs to smartphones
2005 > From Google Print to Google Books
2005 > The Open Content Alliance, a universal library
2006 > The union catalog WorldCat on the web
2007 > The Encyclopedia of Life, a global effort
2007 > The future of ebooks seen from France
2010 > From the Librié to the iPad
2011 > The ebook in ten points