Jenny Ringley Jennicam Why The First Lifecaster Disappeared From The Internet

Then she disappeared from the. Armed with her trusty webcam and the pioneering spirit of someone who. In 1996 jennifer ringley switched on a webcam and opened her life to the public for seven years

Jennifer Ringley - First Person to Broadcast Her Life Online Aound the Clock

What was it all about? Then, in 1996, she decided to experiment with this newfangled internet thing and ended up changing online culture forever Back in 2000, slashdot founder cmdrtaco marked the 4th anniversary of jennifer ringley's pioneering jennicam livestream (saying it sure beats the netscape fishcam

It's nuts how jenni's little cam became such a fixture on the internet.) but a new article in the washington post remembers how.

Jennifer ringley was patient zero of the social media age Jennifer ringley was the first person to broadcast her life online. Born in harriburg, pennsylvania in 1976, web designer jennifer ringley became famous in 1996 when she set up a webcam in her murky dorm room at dickenson college