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When Illness Worms Its Way In, Sushi's Fishy
- Fish is health food, unless there are nematodes in your shime-saba. [Wired News]
When Movie Games Suck, Plan Ahead
- Producer Mark Long has a solution for what he calls a flawed concept: Map out a project from the outset and you can have a blockbuster movie and videogame on your hands. [Wired News]
When News Breaks
- If all your cyberdreams come true and Web media comes anywhere close to TV saturation, maybe we really can fix the traditional news media. [Wired News]
When Worlds Collude
- Through an accident of killer apps, writers were the third major professional group to get online in any numbers. [Wired News]
Who's Behind the Curtain
- The people you never see, the ones who come to work at noon and leave at midnight on a good day, are the ones who make a publication happen. [Wired News]
Why Filmmakers Wish Hard Drives Would Die
- This year's Artists Rights Symposium, starting Thursday in Los Angeles, is studying the threats brought by free distribution of media. [Wired News]
Will PointCast Prosper in Its College Try?
- College students are a wired lot, but whether they'll sit tethered to their terminals to be push-fed like legions of corporate customers is in doubt. [Wired News]
Wired News: Dead Wordsmith to Jam for Web Site
- DeadNet needs money, and Grateful Dead lyricist is going to help with a benefit show.
With Authority! Albert's Voice on Videogame
- A new football videogame had entered production prior to the start of sports announcer's trial, says Acclaim. [Wired News]
Women Proto-Programmers Get Their Just Reward
- Fifty years after they coded the world's first computer, a group of women will finally receive recognition for their work. [Wired News]
Women's Confabs Shun Boosterism for Business
- Women of the tech industry are coming together to address issues of empowerment, employment, and education. [Wired News]
Women's Web Market Fit for Growth, New Pubs
- Cond Nast and Wire Networks are tapping the burgeoning segment of the Net with health content sites aimed at women. [Wired News]
Won't You Please Help a Playmate?
- Patti Tehaney says her Web site plea for work or handouts is not a scam - even though it looks like one. [Wired News]
Writers: Make Money Fast!
- A journalist-driven site hopes to open economic boundaries by taking advantage of the Web's ability to track readers and subtract micropayments. [Wired News]
Wrongfully Branded Spammer May Sue ISP
- Filmmaker Peter Hall is considering legal action against EarthLink because, he claims, it's still holding his email and hasn't restored service. The ISP says he was abusive, but is willing to make up. [Wired News]
X-Files Exhibit Gives Props to Props
- Items from 'the early years' of the sci-fi television show will be on display at a Hollywood museum. [Wired News]
You'll Never Learn Alone Again
- Net-integrated collaborative writing software mirrors new workplace methods and raises the quality of students' work. Educators hope it also will provide relief to overcrowded classrooms. [Wired News]
ZD, SpotMedia to Create Online Gaming Goliath
- The two companies plan to tap into the demand for online gaming content with a site on ZDNet. [Wired News]
ZOWI Offers F/X to Shoestring Filmmakers
- Francis Ford Coppola's new production studio will use cheaper computers to simulate special effects at a low cost, allowing more experimentation. [Wired News]
Zen Warriors of the Info Age
- Tech execs are turning to Buddhism as a spiritual response to their frenzied market. So far, none have taken vows of poverty. [Wired News]
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