I don't think there are many people out there interested in them, but anyway, here they are,

My favourite links

HTML ("Best invention since e-mail - thanks to the Swiss team in Geneve")

w3.org (yes, there is a kind of standard of HTML - want to know what it includes in the next version?)
HTML 3.2 Reference Specification

Netscape ("The browsers aren't that important for us" - Marc Andreessen in Nov.96)

www.netscape.com (too much information on the same page)
www.netscapeworld.com (one of my favorites!)

Java ("I would never ever load a program over the Internet and rely on such a language" - Bill Gates two weeks before licencing Java)

java.sun.com (My Applets are made with the JDK - because I'm waiting for a good Java1.1 programing package)
www.javaworld.com (tutorials, tips, ...)
www.gamelan.com (search some code, ideas, or solutions?)

JavaScript ("Much faster than Java - but has its limits")

RESOURCES (from Netscape)

VRML ("Think about walking through a world - not watching pictures of it"):

vrml.sgi.com (Needs a fast machine - but doesn not have to be a Silicon Graphics)
actual list of browsers (from netscapeworld)

VDO (A kind of RealVideo - needs transfer rates above 14.4k ):

Tagesschau (living in Santo Domingo and watching the news in Germany - almost at the same time)

RealAudio + RealVideo (it's gettin' better all the time...):

ProgressiveNetworks

Swiss Radio - live (in german)

QuickTime (Well, I think the video files are still too big - waiting for QT3.0?!):

QuickTime Home

PNG (Ping - Will it really sometime replace the GIF format?!)

The Ping Page

JPEG (No, they're not sleeping - wait for even more improvements)

jpeg page

Microsoft ("The NetComputer has no chance on the market" - 4 months before presenting their own prototype)

www.microsoft.com

CGI (How long will it survive? - Heard about Netscape's and Microsoft's and Sun's solutions...)

NSAPI (Netscape's solution)
ISAPI (Microsoft's solution)
Jeeves (in Java from Sun)

Databases (what would the Web be without this?!)

mSQL (mini standard query language) - version 2.0 has a great Web-interface
Accessing a database via the WWW (Jeff Rowe)

Apple (still good for surprises)

MacOS (still a lot better than Windows)

Be ("One processor per person is not enough" - ok, now they left the hardware train)