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SelectSurf
November 1997 selection
Our sites were featured in the June and July 1997 issues of Netrageous Results, www.netrageous.com. Thanks to Audri and Jim Lanford for their support.
The History ChannelJuly 1997 selection
L.A. Times Pick, 1995 and 1996
Magellan 3 Star Site, 1996
The Library Journal gave us an excellent review in July 1996 as well.
Club Web Platinum, 1996
Dear Friends,
Inetdesign has received many awards and excellent reviews. While business gains its best reviews from satisfied clients, education gains from recognition.We have had many great reviews and are sharing just a few because of space. Thanks for all the support.
Peace, Michael Declan DunnDirector
Inetdesign
CNET's Best of Web
"As time passes, memory can fade. The Cybrary of the Holocaust uses art, discussion groups, photos, poems, and a wealth of facts to preserve powerful memories and to educate scholars and newcomers alike about the Holocaust... The Cybrary is stunningly effective in its service to memory." (2/26/97)
Reviews & Awards: 1995-1996
GNN's Web Review: June 1995
Review by Global Network Navigator's David Hipschman
"Containing encyclopedic information about the Holocaust, this page is not an easy one to visit. But after spending some time at the Cybrary of the Holocaust, I realized that it may well be the best educational site on the Internet...
Whatever your own answer, this a Web site that will educate you, move you to tears, and leave you with great hope. The site also includes links to dozens of other great resources, including the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum."
"Stands alone as a serious and illuminating stop on the Web."
Never Forget: Learning Lab
"This interactive memorial unites technology and humanity in a positive and powerful way."
Camille Tillman, Novel Books: January 10, 1996
Cybrary of the Holocaust is probably the best educational site that exists on the Internet. You'll find text, pictures and personal reflections on one of the most devastating events in history.