Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Culture New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Razorfish Swims Against Microsoft Tide - On the eve of the MSN season debut, a Silicon Alley design shop mounts its own network [Wired News]   Rebirth of the Cool: Jazz Meets Net Future - Label execs may be cautious, but jazz musicians are ready to make noise about getting online. [Wired News]   Recombinant Do-Re-Mi - The hot new genre of "world music" is all about influences, absorption, appropriation, cultural promiscuity, and creative miscegenation. Is this really so new? [Wired News]   Repurposing Seats Posteriors, Suits Posterity - The International Contemporary Furniture Fair showcased innovative uses for old and recycled materials. The results can be lasting comfort. [Wired News]   ResFest Hits the States - The renamed festival has matured, as have the showcased directors, but the intersection of technology and slackers remains key. [Wired News]   Resentments Flare over Mail Thrash on The Well - Bugs in The Well's new mail system brings to a boil simmering resentment between old-time members and new management. [Wired News]   Reuters to Launch Online Teen News - The news service looks to tap a growing market, with stories written for, and often by, teenagers. [Wired News]   Right-Sizing the Net - or Yahoo Redux? - How human agents are becoming the Web filter of choice. [Wired News]   Robot Carnival Encourages Playful Design - Tokyo's 'Street Performer' robot contest teaches engineering students to build 'em for laughs. [Wired News]   Robots Fly, sans Fancy - Unmanned flying vehicles of all shapes compete for money in a simulated toxic-waste dumping ground to show real-world applications for space-age technologies. [Wired News]   Rockers to Shake 3-D Booties on Web - Musicians in skin-tight motion-capture suits will control their online avatars like information-age marionettes. [Wired News]   Rolling Stone's New Direction: Networking - The original name-brand rock mag will roll its own online offerings and JAMTV's tech savvy into a cybercasting, retailing, and editorial service called Rolling Stone Network. [Wired News]   Royal Icing - No matter how or why Diana died, you'd have been able, somehow, to enjoy it. Because no matter how you slice it, or them, the moral quality of celebrity is best understood as porn. [Wired News]   Rushkoff's Ecstasy to Hit Silver Screen - A new novel by the cyber-chronicler gets a big-league Hollywood deal with Miramax. Douglas Rushkoff debriefs. [Wired News]   S.P.(U.T.U.)M. Shames Spammer into a Rage - The police unit for the Church of the SubGenius is battling an angry spammer who's threatening a million-dollar suit. [Wired News]   SF's Resident Aliens to Play Anniversary Bash - Marking 25 years of inscrutability, the legendarily mysterious and eyeball-wearing band's efforts will include a series of live multimedia shows, a retrospective CD set, and the soundtrack to an indie film. [Wired News]   Saatchi & Saatchi Gets an 'Idea' - The company says it's no longer an 'ad agency' but an 'ideas company' that will help foster conversations between individuals, businesses, nations, even planets. [Wired News]   Sagan Monument Brings Sense of Space to Earth - A collection of 10 monoliths arranged as a scale model of the solar system will be dedicated Saturday on the ground where the astronomer taught. [Wired News]   Salon Dishes Details of Feb Makeover - Editor David Talbot adds right-wing columnist, rejects push media couch potatoes. [Wired News]   Satellite of Love - All you honeymooners who wanna go to the Moon - or thereabouts - start packing. [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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