On November 30, 1995 in Milan, in the historic Franco Parenti theater, the Internet was staged for the first time. It was really revolutionary and a little crazy. Pioneering. Thanks to the invention of the world wide web, the use of the Internet was just starting to grow around the world. That evening at Parenti (not improvised, but on the bill nine months earlier) revised today appears astonishing, a leap into the future in an Italy that is still totally analogue. We talk about it with the two women behind such a pioneering evening: Milly Bossi Moratti, a multifaceted woman whose husband had bought Inter Milan three months before the Parenti event, signed the event as curator; and Andrée Ruth Shammah, theater director and soul of Parenti, who instead was the host. What really happened on the evening of May 30, 1995 at Parenti? Was there public? The ticket cost 10 thousand lire. Riccardo Luna, director of Italian tech, remembers that event together with Andrée Ruth Shammah, Nicola Grauso and Stefano Quintarelli.