The Outernet Web is a privately owned and independently operated website.

Established in 1997, it continues to offer its visitors totally original content in a uniquely presented format. The site has undergone a complete makeover in 2009 to help make it more visual and user interactive.

The content presented is provided free of charge, without the hassle and overload of commercial advertising and promotion. The many featured areas that you have enjoyed in the past will continue to be offered and updated on a more timely basis.

As we move into 2010, look for newly produced exclusive content areas like the upcoming, "Kiddieland Remembered". See for yourself the events that transpired during the last year of operation at this great old Amusement Park, now closed for good after providing 81 years of family fun and entertainment. We'll show you everything we were able to capture and document, as we said our final goodbyes to this icon of our childhood memories. Truly a bittersweet experience awaits... coming to you from Outernet Web Productions.

All of our content areas, be they old or new will be redesigned to make them more visual. Look to see more video, audio and photographic elements integrated throughout the site.

I hope this will help make all of your future visits to The Outernet Web more enjoyable.

Yes, it's all here for you to experience for free... without the need to sell your soul or give up all your valuable personal information. Real content, by real people, served up with as little commercial advertising and promotion as possible.

What a refreshing concept, don't you think?

The Outernet Web has always been dedicated to preserving privacy rights, and has been a strong advocate of this since our site went online on April 1, 1997. We will continue to fight for these rights today and well into the future. This will not change for as long as I have something to say about this website. 

Please take a moment to let us know what you think.

Send your e-mails to webmaster@outernetweb.com (no spam please), with your comments, suggestions and criticisms. We'd like to hear from you all!

"So stop by The Outernet Web... you just might find something interesting."

All the best to you...

Victor Modlinski
Founder & Webmaster of The Outernet Web