GeoCities is a web-hosting site with both free and paid accounts. It said to be available in the U.S. but is now only maintained in Japan.
GeoCities was created in 1994.
GeoCities ended in 2009.
GeoCities was founded by David Bohnett and John Rezner in 1994 as Beverly Hills Internet (BHI). Yahoo acquired GeoCities in 1999.
Geocities is a web hosting service, available only in Japan. Geocities provides a selection of 'cities' where users could host their website according to category.
FreeWebs, Tripod, Geocities, just to name a few.
Simply by displaying their Ads.
You habe to register with yahoo and create an email account . Then you need to create your webpage at geocities or you can blog at yahoo 360
The original creator of the catchy little tune called Hamster Dance was a Canadian art student by the name of Deidre Lacarte. It was created for a Geocities page.
It would only be a wild guess on my part why your husband is hiding geocities sites. He could have deleted them. Here are some places he could have saved them:Favorites Documents On disc or floppy (Highly doubtful) Sometimes when I'm researching in my job I will put important sites on my desktop (meaning on the main menu of your computer.) All you have to do is double click on these. It's doubtful your husband did put them on the desktop, but you just never know.
first and foremost you have to have it on a server and have a host. (i.e. geocities is both) after that, anything is viewable under the URL or directory you use unless you specifically program it for your eyes only.
Yahoo's Geocities closed it's free service in favor of fee-based website hosting on 26 October 2009.The only way to get into the millions of html pages (also JPEG, GIF, and PNG) on this repository, is to get into Yahoo Website Hosting for a nominated fee. However, if you can secure the services of Wayback Machine (see related link), all of the files that you deposited on this repository can still be accessed today.
Yes. Previously I mentioned freewebs.com, which was another site a while back. Like Geocities, you can have a URL and a site to put together how you like through many different options.