Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1996 > Culture 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:   'Abduction' Casts Light on Online 'World of Darkness' - The online world where a missing teen met an airman is a baroquely imaginative subculture inspired by role-playing games like Vampire: The Masquerade. [Wired News]   'Tricorder' May Revolutionize Diagnostic Medicine - The APEX scanner interacts with patients' DNA to detect diseases on the spot. [Wired News]   3-D Modeling Crafts Custom Seating for the Digital Derriere - PinDot custom-fits cushions to clients' curves [Wired News]   Air Disasters Trigger Flames, Smoke on Net - A look at sites that might have saved Pierre Salinger. [Wired News]   Allen Ginsberg to Team with David Byrne - The duo is the latest acknowledgment of Ginsberg's role in the alternative universe. [Wired News]   An Interview with Nick Bantock Highlights His New Novel - The bestselling author of Griffin Sabine also has a new CD-ROM [Wired News]   An Unseemly Man, an Unlikely Hero: Larry Flynt Fights On - The porn provocateur and First Amendment champion says he's ready to battle again for free speech - this time on the Internet. [Wired News]   Angry Fans Wash Their Hands of The Spot - Readers protest American Cybercast's turn to mushy mainstream soaps. [Wired News]   As the Paradigm Turns, Cybersoaps Solicit Funding - The makers of Hollywood Stock Exchange hope online fans will finance their film venture. [Wired News]   Ask Dr. Weil: Tired After Turkey? - L-tryptophan could be the reason or you may just be over-stuffed. [Wired News]   BS Detector: 'Internet Addiction' Meme Gets Media High - It started as a joke. Now the 'Internet Addiction Disorder' is generating headlines and clinics. [Wired News]   BS Detector: Anti-White Power Spams Refuse to Die - The online world has given birth to another self-propagating meme: "Vote No to Nazis!" [Wired News]   BS Detector: The In-Home HIV Database - A Net rumor questions the privacy of in-home HIV tests. We run it through the BS Detector. [Wired News]   Berkeley Dives into Bars with 'You Don't Know Jack' - CD-ROM from Berkeley Systems to compete with NTN trivia games. [Wired News]   Bet On It: Off-Track Goes Online - An off-track betting company may have found a way to circumvent the complications of the gambling regulations of the Interstate Wire Act. [Wired News]   Big Apple's Kiosks Hard to Follow - and Swallow - New York City's effort to make itself interactive is a one-way dud. [Wired News]   Bookstores Find New Niches Online - Small bookstores invent strategies to get their piece of the Amazon pie. [Wired News]   Boy 'Bimbos' Too Much for Game-Maker Maxis - The pre-Christmas shipment of SimCopter contains an interestingly hunky hack: swimsuit-clad 'muscle boy' Sims kissing - complete with smooch sounds. [Wired News]   Boycott Maxis? 'Absurd,' Fired Programmer Says - An ACT UP member says Maxis' "attack on OUR First Amendment rights," deserves a boycott. The programmer who sparked the CD-ROM controversy thinks that's going too far. [Wired News]   Cocktail of the Week: Whiskey on the Rocks - Under any pretext,there's no more comforting or inspiring drink. [Wired News]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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