Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Culture New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Suck: Pleased to Meat You - There can be little mistake about what's on the table in most American homes: dead, cooked mammals (pass the ketchup). [Wired News]   Suck: Rolling Papers - Somehow, somewhere, alternative journalism became an attitude rather than something anyone actually does. [Wired News]   Suck: Still Crazy After All These Weeks - The siege of Shirley Allen existed below the Baby Jessica radar of eccentric human-interest stories almost from the moment it began in late September. [Wired News]   Suck: The Gospel According to Luke - On 1 October, the kid with the New Testament name preached an Old Testament schoolyard sermon, allegedly killing two classmates with a rifle and wounding seven others. [Wired News]   Suck: Trust No One - Don't blame money for loyalty's slump; even when people wrote in stone, relationships weren't as firmly etched. Abraham was the first to find out that God and Family are conflicting interests. [Wired News]   Summer Shark Swims in Seas of Web Hype - Bantam Doubleday Dell is offering a $500 bounty for the best fan site promoting its new summer chiller. [Wired News]   Sundance Crawler: Stumbling Toward Tomorrow - Film festival looks for the future, finds ambivalence. [Wired News]   Sundance Plans Indie Cinema Chain - The extra exposure for the niche is welcome for sure, but will Robert Redford's independent-film vision project its way to screen profits? [Wired News]   Survey Says ... Read It - Brad Weiners reviews Within the Context of No Context, a look at American culture in context. [Wired News]   Symantec Bears Topless Protest - Mud-smeared dancers show their breasts and their opposition to an anti-nudity cry written on Symantec letterhead. Symantec says it was two employees, not the company, who sent the letter to the city council. [Wired News]   TED Brings 'Technotainment' Gathering to NYC - The first Big Apple version of the quintessential West Coast digerati schmoozefest brings together the movers and shakers of tech, entertainment, and technology. [Wired News]   TEN Offers Gamers Email and Net Access - Subscribers want an ISP that's reliable, but TEN - for one - hopes they also want one that plays around. [Wired News]   TV Networks Get Attuned to the Web - Fox, NBC, and ABC finally realize there's more to the Web than just setting up glorified ads for TV shows. [Wired News]   Tabloids R Us - What the paparazzi do is wrong, whether or not it's illegal, whether or not it gets anyone killed. There's no excuse for them. But they don't buy their own pictures. We buy them. [Wired News]   Taking Aliens for a Swim - A digital-effects presentation at New York's Museum of the Moving Image hopes to highlight the Big Apple's effects industry. [Wired News]   Taking Antibiotics? Be Cautious and Thorough - Dr. Weil discusses when and how to take antibiotics, and suggests a few natural alternatives. [Wired News]   Taking Chat from the Net to the Phone - A new service allows chat acquaintances to speak over the phone, anonymously. [Wired News]   Taking Email to the Stage - Don't delete that pithy message: Ira Glass, host of the public radio program This American Life, is creating an email performance. [Wired News]   Tamagotchi Moves In on the Desktop - An in-the-works CD-ROM version courts more mature masters and promises to be more complex than the handheld hatchlings. But the dangers of virtual petricide lurk even in the PC neighborhood. [Wired News]   Tamagotchi, Schmamagotchi: Here Come the Norns - Mindscape is preparing to release a new breed of playful screen-dwelling pets popular in Europe. [Wired News]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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