10 April in internet history
Things that can be dated to 10 April: 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.
Nothing this archive holds can be dated to 10 April. That is a statement about what has been researched so far, not about the day.
Also around this weekWithin three days
These did not happen on 10 April. They are shown because the day itself is thin, and each one carries its own date.
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KFOR-TV broadcasts its interview with Kimberly Wilkins, who had escaped the fire and been left with bronchitis by the smoke. Ain't Nobody Got Time for That Wikipedia — Sweet Brown
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In an interview with Kotaku, Ramirez says licensing and settlements have brought him more than 100,000 US dollars. Trollface Wikipedia — Trollface
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McFarland announces a second festival. Its dates are later set, and then postponed. Fyre Festival Wikipedia — Fyre Festival
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The audition is broadcast to more than ten million viewers in the United Kingdom. Susan Boyle I Dreamed a Dream Wikipedia — Susan Boyle
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It reaches number one on the Hot 100, where it stays for nineteen weeks, breaking the sixteen-week record held jointly by One Sweet Day and Despacito. Old Town Road Wikipedia — Old Town Road