Historical clue formulations

• Acquirer of GeoCities and Broadcast.com during the dot-com bubble — 2025-07-11
• "Yippee!" — 2024-07-21
• Internet pioneer with a purple logo — 2023-05-01
• "Woot woot!" — 2022-12-04
• Web company with an exclamation mark in its name — 2022-05-30
• "Whoopee!" — 2022-02-27
• Alternative to Google or AOL — 2021-11-09
• Web company that styles its name with an exclamation point — 2021-03-02
• "Huzzah!" — 2020-11-24
• Bumpkin — 2020-08-04
• "Hurray!" — 2020-05-25
• Happy cowpoke's cry — 2020-01-29
• Country bumpkin — 2019-12-25
• ___ View (streaming site) — 2019-04-11
• "Whoopee!" — 2018-04-10
• Logo with an exclamation mark — 2018-01-23
• Lout — 2016-09-11
• Email option — 2015-12-19
• Internet giant that purchased Flickr in 2005 — 2014-10-15
• Company with a 1996 I.P.O. — 2012-09-30
• Unsophisticated boob — 2010-05-13
• Bumpkin — 2009-03-14
• Google competitor — 2009-02-02
• Gleeful shout — 2008-08-13
• Owner of the Flickr Web site — 2008-07-19
• Search engine name — 2008-01-29
• Uneducated boor — 2007-09-30
• Popular e-mail provider — 2007-06-12
• Winner's cry — 2006-11-19
• Hotmail alternative — 2005-09-27
• Philistine — 2005-07-22
• Google competitor — 2005-05-11
• "Hurray!" — 2003-02-17
• Popular Internet portal — 2002-03-28
• Country bumpkin — 2000-10-16
• Uncultivated person — 2000-04-28
• Whoop — 1998-09-23
• Popular Internet company — 1997-06-25
• Lout — 1996-03-15
• "Gulliver's Travels" brute — 1995-12-16
• Boor — 1995-03-05
• Rube — 1994-10-10
• Bumpkin — 1994-08-14
• Dweller in Gulliver's Houyhnhnmland — 1994-07-05
• Gulliver brute — 1994-04-02