I shared the batch websites for Section A and Section C of the PGP2000 program at IIM Bangalore. These early student-run portals captured the community spirit and shared resources of our cohorts during the turn of the millennium.
I've announced the winners of the IIM Bangalore home page competition. Section C claimed the top spot with Section A as runner-up, reflecting the early 2000s web development culture within the IIMB student community.
I explore the online visibility and reputation of IIM Bangalore by searching for websites that link back to its official domain, questioning how the institution was perceived during the internet's early years.
I found early voice-access services like TellMe and BeVocal that enable users to navigate websites using voice commands over the phone, highlighting the emergence of telephony-based web interaction and VoiceXML technologies in 2001.
I want to turn my site into a self-organizing platform similar to Slashdot or Plastic. I’m looking for interested collaborators at IIM-B to help implement these dynamic community features and experiment with user-curated content structures.
I found that several section-specific domain names like seca-iimb.com, .net, and .org are available for registration. You can potentially secure these for free using services such as NameZero or NameDemo.