Bowie’s staggeringly prophetic 1999 Newsnight interview revealed his astute awareness of how the internet was going to change music and content forever ...

Back in 1999 it was easy to view the World Wide Web as a passing fad. Google was a year old, Facebook was about five years down the road, and most people were still using noisy dial-up to get online.

David Bowie was an innovator in a lot of different aspects. Musically, stylistically, aesthetically, he was frequently ahead of the curve. That’s why it shouldn’t be a surprise to learn that he was ...

On 12 November 1964, the would-be pop star told the BBC that cruelty to long-haired men "just has to stop" – a stunt that ...

The seeds of the Internet were first sown in the late 1960s, with computers laced together in continent-spanning networks to aid in national defence. However, it was in the late 1990s that the ...

Ziggy Stardust is Bowie's best-known alter ego. — -- David Bowie's various personas were as popular and attention-grabbing as his music that catapulted him to stardom. Born David "Davey" Jones, ...