Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Culture New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Deep Blue Buffs Up Shallow Play - After a little tinkering, IBM's chess-playing supercomputer can match a grandmaster like Garry Kasparov four moves into the future - but only about half the time. [Wired News]   Deeply Dylan - The official Bob Dylan Web site, launched by his record company and created by fans with a high Net profile, delivers best of "official" and "unofficial" Dylan. [Wired News]   Desert Storm - In Black Rock City, events, crowds, and dust devils appear and disappear with the same disarming speed for Michael Murphy. [Wired News]   Designers Anxious, Look to Range of Experts - In an era when artists are worried about the "disappearance of print," divining the future will be a popular concern at a New Orleans design conference. [Wired News]   Designers Fuzzy about Blurring Boundaries - Speakers at the Industrial Designers Society of America's national convention urge interdisciplinary mingling. [Wired News]   Designing for Living - The global village, coursing with communal electric cars and computers that don't look like computers, is explored by designers at this weekend's Humane Village Congress. [Wired News]   Diana's Funeral, Part I: The Mourning After - What can anybody add to the electronic avalanche of commentary, posturing, analysis, hand-wringing, outrage, and debate that poured forth all weekend long on cable, the Net, radio, and commercial TV? [Wired News]   Digifilm's Shot at Vitality - The onedotzero festival hopes subtlety and abstraction - not shiny colors and wireframe 3-Ds - will help the experimental genre make a mark on the mainstream marquee. [Wired News]   Digilantes Display Their Low-Fi Struggle - With Commodore Amigas, Video Toasters, and 'tractor feet,' an exhibition wants to tell the fugitive history of LA digital artists. [Wired News]   Digital Art Hits Wall (Street) - A financial-district art series takes over a building lobby with "video kinesis," CD-ROMs, and work from Lucent's R D lab. [Wired News]   Digital Art Show Revives Ancient Macs - The MacClassic exhibit explores the (obsolete) materials of computer art - and questions the medium's supposed lack of physicality. [Wired News]   Digital Arts Come Out Down Under - English artist Paul Brown has found support for making generative art in Brisbane, Australia, where dancers, comedians, actors, video and audio artists, and animators gather for the E-Media festival. [Wired News]   Digital Signpost at a Sexual Crossroads - Hoping to provide a clear, anonymous guide to sexual orientation, Alltogether.com features questions and answers hosted by diverse and interesting - if not yet perfect - virtual guides. [Wired News]   Digital Storyfest Finds Heart among Bits - Narrative and the Web will be the focus of this fall's Digital Storytelling Festival. [Wired News]   Digital-Design Icon Gets Its Due in Exhibition - A museum exhibit documenting an influential design house's work highlights the auspicious mix of its artfulness, technology, and growing business acumen. [Wired News]   Diller Plans War on Perfectly Coiffed TV News - The genius of Fox Television and the Home Shopping Network says it's time to smash the mold of talking blond heads. He plans 11 new all-local, all-news stations, complete with rough edges. [Wired News]   Disaffected Fans Cheer D&D Buyout - The '80s phenomenon had stagnated under producer TSR and may get a boost from new owners Wizards of the Coast. [Wired News]   Discovering the Paparazzo Within, Part I - Journalists and society are unhappily codependent, at odds and cross-purposes, but bound together for life. [Wired News]   Discovering the Paparazzo Within, Part II - The paparazzi deserve a fairer, cooler, and more considered hearing than their righteous journalistic colleagues or the public have yet been willing to give them. [Wired News]   Discovery Launches Istanbul Across Platforms - The Planet Explorer site is the first step in Discovery's multimedia content strategy. Some "ubiquitous promotion" is expected. [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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