14 February in internet history
Things that can be dated to 14 February: the day something was posted, a record that changed hands, an event research has pinned to a date. Every entry links to where it was read.
What is dated to this day14 February
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The film is released, three months later than planned. The Sonic movie redesign Wikipedia — Sonic the Hedgehog (film)
Also around this weekWithin three days
These did not happen on 14 February. They are shown because the day itself is thin, and each one carries its own date.
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Viewers vote for a permanent replacement. A Komodo dragon wins with 81 per cent. PogChamp Wikipedia — PogChamp
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About forty thousand versions exist, watched more than 700 million times between them. Harlem Shake Wikipedia — Harlem Shake (meme)
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Der Spiegel reports that Warner Music has begun asking organisations that posted dance videos for licence fees. Jerusalema Wikipedia — Jerusalema (song)
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It is reported that the song’s label has begun asking organisations for payment for videos of the dance. Jerusalema Dance Challenge Wikipedia — Jerusalema (song)
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A doctored news headline, quoting an actress as using the phrase, is posted on Twitter. She says she never said it. Goblin mode Wikipedia — Goblin mode
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A Newgrounds user called Bad_CRC posts an animated video set to the track. Wired, USA Today and The Guardian all cover it that year. All Your Base Are Belong To Us Wikipedia — All your base are belong to us
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IKEA, which makes the toy, donates thirty-three of them. Punch the Monkey Wikipedia — Punch (monkey)