Once the Internet became available to the public in the early 1990’s, the Online Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) was soon a thing of the past. With faster Internet speed, more information available and easy connection, people welcomed the World Wide Web. Most of the first sites were text only, but with the development of HTML, web browsers made it easier to navigate and offered pictures, colors, animation, videos and interesting graphics and fonts. The WWW changed the world as we knew it. [History of Internet]

In the early 1990’s, Bruce was creating HTML websites and started building and selling custom computer systems and parts. He started a new company called Unicom Information Services in 1991. Even though he was online with Unicom, and had created a website for himself, national celebrity Jerry Springer’s Show and others, the computer hardware side of Unicom was developing into a full time business. After a few very successful local computer fairs, he started participating in organized computer shows across the mid-west selling custom computers and parts.

Building custom computers during the week and stocking up on computer parts and accessories, Bruce would pack up his van and travel to cities in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan and Pennsylvania for weekend computer shows. Once local box stores and Internet retailers made purchasing computers and parts easily accessible to everyone, the computer shows became a thing of the past. During this time, Bruce had become a PowerSeller on Ebay, shipping custom-built gaming systems across the U.S. By the late 1990’s and early 2000’s, the computer market was changing, he shifted his efforts back into the website development and graphic designs which was still one of his major passions.