Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Culture New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Overcoming Your Worst Fears, Virtually - VR therapy sends phobics into an immersive virtual-reality simulation of their worst nightmare in order to cure them. [Wired News]   Own Your DNA - And Get it in Writing - Artist Larry Miller can rescue you from the cloners' clutches if you register as an Original Human Being. [Wired News]   PBS Makes a Push Around Bandwidth - PBS Online will initially hawk videos and books using hybrid technology from Intel, Marimba, and Macromedia. [Wired News]   PBS Pushes Fusion of TV, Net - Will community-owned TV be the first to "get" interactive technologies, while its elder, and richer, network siblings sit on the sidelines? [Wired News]   PBS Relaunch Targets Kids and Geeks - But critics point out that the line between an ad banner and sponsorship is getting too fine. [Wired News]   PEOPlink Brings Far-Flung Artisans to Market - From Bolivia to India, artisans are using digital cameras and the Web to market their wares. [Wired News]   PLATOfest to Celebrate First Online Community - A quarter-century before the Web, a time-sharing network called PLATO pioneered email, GUIs, multiplayer games - and gender swapping. [Wired News]   Pac-Man Leaves Flatland - Developers are hoping that a 3-D versions of the '80s videogame icon and his digital cousin Frogger will gobble up a new generation of gamers. Is it a retro-revolution, or just plain wacka-wacka wacky nostalgia? [Wired News]   Paradigm, MSN Team on Music Sites - Only weeks after acquiring SonicNet, Paradigm partners with MSN to create an alternative music program. [Wired News]   Paradox: Gathering of a Visionary Tribe - In Arcosanti, the desert model of an urban future, a gathering of prophetic scientists will meet, discuss the future, and party. [Wired News]   Penguin Plaque Honors Linux Creator - Linux community shows ongoing unity with a small zoological gesture [Wired News]   Pentagon Rejects Free Earth-Defense Software - Interplay Productions wanted to help save the world. It should have saved its breath. [Wired News]   People's Court Convenes on the Web - Former New York City mayor Ed Koch grabs the gavel and settles squabbles in a way-new form of voyeurism. But, remember: For misdemeanors, push return, not execute. [Wired News]   Phone Sects - The earliest ether communities were hosted by Ma Bell. [Wired News]   Pixar Keeps Creative Control in Disney Deal - Pixar and Disney's upcoming Bugs will begin where Toy Story ended in style and technology. [Wired News]   Pixel Pets Adapt to America - When Tamagotchi dies in Japan, it is escorted by ghouls; in the US, it flies off with a smiling angel. [Wired News]   PlanetOut Blinks, Saves News Site - NewsPlanet, the ambitious "queer Reuters" section of the Web site, will continue to give daily coverage of what the straight press misses. [Wired News]   PlanetOut Hits the Airwaves - The acquisition of the GLOradio broadcast network creates 'the largest gay and lesbian media company in the world.' [Wired News]   PlanetOut Morale Skyrockets as Rielly Returns - Once dissed as 'Planet Wipeout,' the site is turning around. [Wired News]   Plantar Warts? Use Your Head - You could burn, freeze, or dissolve warts with acid, but Dr. Weil prefers a good visualization. [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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