Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Culture New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Attracts Gamers Like Magic - Being your own e-merchant may become a reality as SegaSoft merges high-security electronic trading and networked worlds of fantasy. [Wired News]   Author Questions Technology's Gifts to Music - Author Paul Theberge debunks the myth of how technology liberates the musician in you. [Wired News]   Avatars: Punching into Life Online - If people are indeed the Net's killer app, then just how powerful are their visual representations in human interaction? A San Francisco gathering explores the social ramifications. [Wired News]   Away in a Loft, Gabriel Launches Eve - The multimedia rock star avoids clich in his Xplora 1 follow-up through a stirring collaboration. David Kushner reports from the release party. [Wired News]   BET and MSN Target Black Audience - Black History Month spawns a slew of online content focused on community, and profit. [Wired News]   BMI Bot Crawls Web for Unauthorized Tunes - In a first step by the music industry to wrestle with new media, the performing rights organization's 'MusicBot' performs technologic triage. [Wired News]   BS Detector: Anti-Spam List Won't Work - On one point, spammers and anti-spammers agree: Jerry Wang's ambitious plan to create a global remove list are foolish. [Wired News]   BS Detector: Geek Book Reeks of Stunt - Johnny Deep claims to have published the files stolen from more than 100,000 computers, including Bill Gates' personal machine. [Wired News]   BS Detector: NaughtyRobot Is Panic Fodder - An Internet spider is causing a stir in Usenet. [Wired News]   BS Detector: Prankster Dubbed 'Cyber-Stalker' - The only verified incidents of Sommy's "high-tech" reign of terror involve the telephone. [Wired News]   Backyard Mars-Watchers Aid NASA - Hobbyists on Web provide "invaluable" data to mission scientists. [Wired News]   Banned High School Journalism Embraced on Web - Hoping to function as nationwide student paper, the Bolt Reporter publishes news by and for teens, including the stories that make school administrators uneasy. [Wired News]   Bard of Baud Sees Words as Warez - Robert Pinsky, America's new poet laureate, wants to exploit the Internet to distribute as much oral poetry as possible. [Wired News]   Barney Doll Speaks, Takes Orders from TV - Barney's campaign for toddler mind-control takes another step this November when Microsoft teams up with PBS to allow specially encoded broadcasts of Barney & Friends to control the actions of a 16-inch talking Barney doll. [Wired News]   Barter Site Aims to Launch Parallel Economy - On the Nella Pages, you can barter Web design skills, graphics, facts, fonts, zines, games, software - even advice about sex, travel, death, and taxes. [Wired News]   Baseball Sites Deliver Satisfaction to Office-Bound Fans - ESPN's GameCast is faster than Yahoo's sports netcast, even if its rendering of players makes them look like old-time arcade targets. [Wired News]   Battling Info Barbarians at the Gate - Two authors each examine how growing amounts of information will lead to the fragmentation of society. John Alderman explores their pages and positions. [Wired News]   Baud Lang Syne - An hourly guide to spending all of your New Year's Eve celebration on the Net. If that's really what you want to do. [Wired News]   Be Careful in Your Cure for Strep Throat - Dr. Weil says strep throat can easily become kidney disease or rheumatic fever if not treated correctly. [Wired News]   Bearish on Madonna - Rogue Market: Where Wall Street meets Entertainment Tonight [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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