Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Wiredview New! Submit a site   whatUseek Collection Sites (submit a site ):   Give your site great placement in this category in as little as two business days!     whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   A Corollary to Moore's Law - For each innovation in chip design, reports that Moore's Law is dead will appear within 48 hours. Lately, you'd have to measure this span in negative hours. [Wired News]   A Gift of Hypertext - Does being physically engaged with our texts - writing on the pages - make them any less sacred? [Wired News]   A New-Media Moment - It's the stories, not the moguls, that matter, Jon Katz stresses. [Wired News]   AOL Alienates Game Players - AOL boasts of its knack for building communities. Too bad it doesn't seem to mind the boycotts or bad blood that have resulted in canceling game communities that have already developed. [Wired News]   AOL's Virtual Spinach - [Wired News]   After IE 4.0, What's Left for the OS? - Microsoft showed off IE 4.0 to an audience of analysts and reporters to demonstrate how much the browser can do for the desktop. [Wired News]   Al Gore's Inside Help - The veep's daughters Karenna and Kristin are toiling at Net outfits that may have something to say about about the 2000 presidential race. [Wired News]   At Play in the Fields of New Media - A newspaper's "scoop" about Steve Jobs becoming Apple's next chairman shows that old media and new are no longer that far apart. [Wired News]   Barlow's Duds, McNealy's Fly-By - More hot gossip from Ned Brainard's poison pen. [Wired News]   Beat Goes on in Porn Wars - When it comes to child porn, we're all a bunch of indiscriminate yahoos, and Oklahoma, home of the move to purge libraries of salacious materials, is less an anomaly than a national bellwether. [Wired News]   Broad Appeal - Sites that generalize about what women want from the Web are destined for failure. [Wired News]   Building the Second Mind, Line by Line - One thing stands between humanity and a networked encyclopedia of literature: lots of typing. [Wired News]   Burning Bummer - [Wired News]   Clueless in the Newsroom - After decades of raging Old Fartism, newspapers no longer have any younger readers to speak of, nor does anybody in America under the age of 40 notice or care what's happening to them. [Wired News]   Colleges Need Digital Studies - Despite the digital world's newfound trendiness, genuine new-media majors remain the exception, not the rule. [Wired News]   Contracts Intact - for Now - Technotrendy HarperEdge won't be canceling author agreements. At least not this week. [Wired News]   Could Bill Gates Really Be a Hero? - Microsoft's TV ad campaign for Internet Explorer 4.0 soft sells a concept that's hard to swallow: Respect for Bill Gates. [Wired News]   Desiderata 2.0: The Vonnegut Affair - It's easy to condemn the Internet when the authority of the source you've just read has been blown away. But, after all pot shots, we still crave wisdom, 'meta-information' about our lives. [Wired News]   Digital Citizen, Meet the Digital Nation - A pollster has conducted a survey to discover if there is a digital nation, and, if so, what its values and attitudes are. [Wired News]   Digital DNA Swap Meet - Would-be gods gather on the Net to obsess over their Creatures. [Wired News]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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