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The CIA
www.cia.gov has changed drastically over the years since 2001. Instead of basic information about the CIA, the website today now shows current events the CIA is involved in, highlighting people and places being focused. The old code uses a lot of table-related commands, while the new code features div commands.
CNN
www.cnn.com used to constantly be updated whenever news stories developed. This is still true with the current CNN website. The old code used many table commands and links, whereas the new code has more "href" commands so the viewer can get to different stories faster.
Youtube
www.youtube.com has always made various videos around the world accessible to all, but the Youtube website has changed greatly. The information including view count, time of upload, and video description are formatted differently than the new youtube. The featured videos are now based on what you've watched in the past, unlike how the old youtube featured popular videos.
The Wayback Machine
The Wayback Machine/Internet Archive has been created to preserve internet history, specifically popular websites today, like Google, Amazon, or Youtube. The archive holds text, video, audio, and software that had previously been on the web. It also categorizes information by location, type, and time period!
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