(In the pre-cable, pre-Internet era, it probably would not have.)

Stories are told within the community of collectors who had succeeded in garnering tens of thousands of images in the pre-internet era.

Pitchfork called the release "abrasive" and "harrowing," but acknowledged that it was a "useful window back into the pre-Internet era of indie rock."

If you were into any sort of artistic subculture during the pre-Internet era, you probably read fanzines.

There has been growing interest in the pre-Internet era of fanzines.

Alan Brinkley, chairman of the history department at Columbia University, said even in the pre-Internet era, politicians struggled to distance themselves from their pasts.

In the pre-Internet era, the National Weather Service agreed with its middlemen, the commercial weather services, not to compete with them in certain products.

Feminist blogs provide a broad array of topics from the mainstream, the grassroots, the academic, the pop culture where as pre-Internet era, the focus was much more narrowed.

This was in the pre-Internet era, when you couldn't just Google a four-color, 3-D rendering of the heart or any other internal organ.

BUT the Commercial Weather Services Association, the industry's trade group, has complained that such sites violate an agreement from the pre-Internet era.