Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Culture New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Caribbean Clone Lab Offers ET Religion - Valiant Venture, an offshoot of a group that believes humans descended from clones created by extraterrestrials, wants you to make a US$200,000 investment in a new you. [Wired News]   Carolina Keyboardist Kicks Out the Bandwidth - Kelani Larethian has never met the musicians he plays with on Firesprung, a CD created over the Internet. [Wired News]   Cars for Arts Sake - The inaugural ArtCar WestFest will feature more than 100 wildly adorned and artfully modified cars, objects of a cultural change that, like Burning Man, represent new rituals for new times, say its founders. [Wired News]   Celebrities without Skin Crawl into Gaming - A new breed of videogames are being built with cinematic expectations. Working out the bugs in the character-generation process is creating interesting experiences - and work for actors. [Wired News]   Celebrities, Mob, True Crime, Murder - The Smoking Gun ports provocative Freedom of Information Act documents and other sexy and sleazy materials to the Web. [Wired News]   Changing Office Habits Mean New Desks - The furniture show at the alt.office conference reflects new ways of working, and preparing for that Friday-night rave once the papers are all shuffled out of the living room. [Wired News]   Chaos in Britannia: Ultima Faces Protests - Dragons and wizards can't keep builders of the online game from being faced with social dilemmas and uprisings coming from those who've chosen to live in their fantastic world. [Wired News]   Charmed by Colloidal Minerals? Get Past the Hype - Dr. Weil believes they're just a multilevel marketing scam with little evidence of any therapeutic benefit. [Wired News]   Chemical Brothers Consume Themselves - On tour with everything from the highest-tech prototype sound systems to instruments held together with duct tape, the electronic band with the heavy beats explain their love affair with records, including sampling their own. [Wired News]   Chickelodeon - Geraldine Laybourne, who helped bring us Nick at Nite, is now aiming to lighten up Lifetime Television. [Wired News]   Christie's Moves West to Lure Cybermoguls - Catering to techno collectors is not easy for the East Coast auction houses. [Wired News]   City of Women Poised for Revolution - With free Web-hosting, listservs, and a RealAudio 'radio station,' a pioneering Web community Amazon City is expanding to accommodate the growing number of women online. [Wired News]   Click for Flicks: Rentals Debut Online - Reel.com's selection of 35,000 rental titles targets those whom Blockbuster can't satisfy. But will those postage fees be more burdensome than late fees? [Wired News]   Clinton to Inaugurate First 'E-March' on AIDS - Emphatically asserting their message that "AIDS is not over," a coalition of community groups is taking its message to Washington - virtually. [Wired News]   CoMA Fest Wants to Wake Up Computer Culture - A group of San Francisco galleries team up this weekend with a computer-museum-without-a-home to stage a new-media festival organizers hope will work to establish the museum's identity and to give a boost to the appreciation of computer art. [Wired News]   Coaxing God from the Machine - AI academics, clergy, and theologians gather at MIT to explore the search for the sacred in the silicon. [Wired News]   Code Red-Faced - With Drudge imitating current journalism values with such uncanny fidelity, is it any wonder traditional media now vilifies him? [Wired News]   Code Warriors Fought Errors Byte by Byte - Irving Reed and Gustave Solomon carved one of the building blocks of the digital domain, but you've never heard of them. [Wired News]   Competing Civilizations Forge Alliances - The family tree of games sprung from the root of Avalon Hill's board game Civilization is busy making deals and has, so far, avoided a war of succession. [Wired News]   Computer Projects Attract Attention at Digital Salon - At the School of Visual Art's 5th annual Digital Salon, a pragmatic reserve was evident in works that were mostly high in content but low in bandwidth. [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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