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29 September in internet history

Things that can be dated to 29 September: 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 day29 September

  1. CPDRC Dancing Inmates The dancers return, with Gangnam Style. Wikipedia — CPDRC Dancing Inmates

  2. dril The tweet setting out a monthly budget that includes 3,600 dollars for candles. Wikipedia — Dril

Also around this weekWithin three days

These did not happen on 29 September. They are shown because the day itself is thin, and each one carries its own date.

  1. Potter Puppet Pals The first version with real puppets is uploaded to YouTube. Wikipedia — Potter Puppet Pals

  2. Potter Puppet Pals The first of the Flash cartoons is posted to Newgrounds. Wikipedia — Potter Puppet Pals

  3. PPAP (Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen) Justin Bieber shares it on Twitter as his favourite video on the internet. It is then watched more than 1.5 million times a day. Wikipedia — PPAP (Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen)

  4. Techno Viking Having been posted to Break.com, it is being watched more than a million times a day. Wikipedia — Technoviking

  5. Orkut It closes. Brazil accounts for 55.5 per cent of its traffic and India for 18.4. Wikipedia — Orkut

  6. 4chan The site is launched. Its first board is /b/. Wikipedia — 4chan

  7. Charlie Bit My Finger Charlie Bit My Finger overtook Evolution of Dance as the most-viewed video on YouTube — the last non-music video ever to hold the title. Wikipedia — List of most-viewed YouTube videos

  8. Simon's Cat The first book is published. Wikipedia — Simon’s Cat

  9. The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet The band releases a music video for the song. Wikipedia — The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet

  10. CPDRC Dancing Inmates An earlier routine by 967 inmates is uploaded. It is watched 400 times in eight months. Wikipedia — CPDRC Dancing Inmates

  11. Animator vs. Animation A fourth part, paid for by crowdfunding, is released on YouTube. Wikipedia — Animator vs. Animation

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