An online archive of Prince’s official websites that spans over two decades has launched. The Prince Online Museum comprises 12 of Prince’s websites, beginning with an early CD-ROM version called Prince Interactive in 1994 up to 3rdEyeGirl.com - his final website. “We launch with 12 of Princ...
An online archive of Prince’s official websites that spans over two decades has launched.
The Prince Online Museum comprises 12 of Prince’s websites, beginning with an early CD-ROM version called Prince Interactive in 1994 up to 3rdEyeGirl.com – his final website.
“We launch with 12 of Prince’s most popular sites, but over 20 years online, Prince launched nearly 20 different websites, maintained a dozen different social media presences, participated in countless online chats and directly connected with fans around the world,” Sam Jennings, director of the museum, told Billboard.
The archive demonstrates Prince’s evolving web presence. By 2001, he launched a site, NPG Music Club, that allowed fans to purchase and stream his music online.
In 2006, Prince won a Webby Lifetime Achievement Award and the NPG Music Club won a Webby Award for best celebrity/fan site.
“This Museum is an archive of that work and a reminder of everything he accomplished as an independent artist with the support of his vibrant and dedicated online community,” Jennings said of the initiative.
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