From 2005: Four young internet entrepreneurs

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Published 2021-10-03

A new generation of tech entrepreneur was on the rise, creating sites that changed the very landscape of the web. Correspondent David Pogue talked with four young people using the Internet for all it's worth: 21-year-old Mark Zuckerberg, founder of thefacebook.com; Blake Ross, who co-created the web browser Firefox at age 19; Robin Liss, who created camera review websites while in middle school; and Wayne Chang, creator of the i2hub high-speed communications network. Originally broadcast on "CBS Sunday Morning" July 17, 2005.

All Comments (21)

@20nv 3 months ago

18 years later, only Facebook and Firefox survived
@christianbalmer2155 2 years ago

It’s crazy watching this in 2021 knowing who’s made it big and who’s faded into obscurity.
@microbios8586 2 years ago

I do not remember 2005 looking this archaic. It feels like yesterday.
@AdityaKumar-op5zc 1 month ago

Blake Ross is the biggest chad among them for creating firefox and going with the open source movement as a dev, I owe these people.
@daniellopezk.9659 4 months ago

The fire fox guy is the man
@charlievm2597 1 year ago

Miss when Mark Zuckerburg actually sounded human and like a chill guy
@sheriff332 3 months ago

watching this in firefox feels surreal
@heroedeleyenda05 5 months ago

Fun Fact: the mural at 1:00 was painted by David Cho. He was paid for those murals in facebook stock, and the value of the stock grew to 200 million making him the highest paid living fine artist in history up until that point.
@perfectlyroundcircle 1 year ago

Feels like I'm looking 30 years into the past.
@ovariantrolley2327 5 months ago

Imagine life without camcorderinfo. Mad to even consider it for a second.
@chrisfinch8637 2 years ago

My goodness, I just love how vintage CBS Sunday Morning was, when Osgood was presenting the program to us, and how he signs off the show. “I’ll see you on the radio.”
@derickshalo384 5 months ago

Imagine 20 years from now…how we will be looking back at the early adoption of AI
@bradley163 2 years ago

Oh, how times have changed. I miss the days of the internet's "wild west" days. p2p file sharing was at its height, YouTube didn't exist yet, and companies were making a killing selling Anti-Malware programs because Internet Explorer was still king(before Mozilla, of course). Oh, and Facebook hadn't turned our parents and family into complete monsters yet. You know...the good 'ole days.
@QuickProgramming 7 months ago

its weird watching this in 2023, while using firefox and browsing facebook at the same time😁 its like opening a time capsule
@Overgross 13 days ago

Crazy that we’re gonna watch a nostalgic documentary in 2050 about Covid and the 2020’s
@jaydenmaree7853 1 year ago

"Its actually going really well, the actual goal is 24" ... (Interviewer slowly dies inside)
@neoneherefrom5836 4 months ago

2005: “Exploit the anonymity of the internet” 2024: “find my iPhone I’m eating here right nao”
@blek1987 4 months ago

Zuck waking up Dustin in the middle of the interview "dude, what's up?"
@msconfig9786 28 days ago

That girl was incredibly close to creating youtube
@user-pt6wi5rp1y 4 months ago

This is an interesting video. How happy were when they all started. That looks like it was for them a fun project, at the beginning.