Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Culture New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   HotWired 4.0 Targets 'Web Participants' - The site relaunched Tuesday with a focus on the World Wide Web. [Wired News]   How to _________ (verb) with Spammers - Bulk email spawns ingenious offensives from the masses. [Wired News]   Hubris, Paranoia, and the Art of Branding - Yahoo! sees competitors everywhere - and ignores them. Perhaps that's why its brand manager's new-media marketing workshop at Internet World revealed little that's not already known. [Wired News]   Hype List: Deflating this Month's Overblown Memes - Avatars, multicasting, and kickboxing are on the rise while DVD-RAM and online chat are in decline. [Wired News]   I Say a Little Prayer for Usenet - A Buddhist priest in Kyoto offers prayers to ease the disappointment of information loss. [Wired News]   IDG Prepares Gaming Info Network - Entering the overpopulated jungle of online gaming sites, the publisher hopes to distinguish itself through its coverage. [Wired News]   IMAX Makes a Big Move on the Mainstream - With new glasses and animation technology, the giant-film firm is hoping that 3-D animation will be its ticket to the Saturday-night family audience. [Wired News]   IUMA Bets on Liquid Audio - One of the Web's pioneer music sites says the streaming technology will be the future sound of the Net. [Wired News]   Icon Seeks Partners for Word and Charged - Icon wants to license their brands, highlighting the evolving relationship between content providers and their corporate parents. [Wired News]   Icon Turns to AOL's Hub for Exposure - Charged, Icon's extreme-sports site, will become part of AOL's largest content area. After all, the 2.8 million pairs of eyeballs that the Hub offers can't be all wrong. [Wired News]   If They Come, We Will Build It - In bringing Contact to the silver screen, artists had more on their minds than filmmaking. They also had to invent an alien language. [Wired News]   Imagine It: Another Gaming Site - Armed with offline credibility and a handful of chat rooms, Imagine braves the crowded online gaming market. [Wired News]   In Europe, CD-ROMs Flourish, Web Waits - Discs marked by painstaking attempts at cultural sensitvity - the better to increase sales - flood the Frankfurt Book Fair. Web publishing efforts, meantime, are hampered by high European phone costs. [Wired News]   Indie Film News Service No Longer Free - Hoping to become a full-fledged filmmaking community, indieWIRE is relaunching with a 35-bucks-a-year subscription price. [Wired News]   InfiNet To Unload Site of the Day - Though the name has a drawing power that's recognized Net-wide, Cool Site of the Day is being sold because it just doesn't fit with the owner's other interests. [Wired News]   Integrative Medicine? Begin Learning at U of A - Dr. Andrew Weil, with University of Arizona, will launch a professional Program in Integrative Medicine [Wired News]   Intel Serves Up MTV on PC Screens - If you can spare a quarter of your PC screen, Intel will use it to broadcast MTV, ESPN, and other cable products. [Wired News]   IntellectualCapital Exported to Russia - Pete du Pont, sensing a hunger for his serious brand of public-policy discussion, launches a Russian version of his Web journal. [Wired News]   InterNIC Cracks Down on Domain-Name Altruist - Scott Banister, who collects and gives away domain names, is being deluged by InterNIC removal notices. [Wired News]   Intimate Practice - The life and death lessons the Zen tradition offers are sometimes learned in difficult circumstances. [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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