Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Wiredview New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Dirty Secrets of Smart Technology - Stefanie Syman's problem with things like computerized subway tokens and wearable computers is that they require even more technologies to get them to talk to the user. [Wired News]   Don't Kill Your TV ... Yet - Last week, formidable members of the cable-TV industry announced they will soon introduce new interactive systems to bring the Internet to tens of millions of households quickly and cheaply - and much more efficiently than Microsoft ever will. [Wired News]   Dusty Digits - Self-appointed caretakers of little-recognized historical artifacts, antique computer collectors use the Web to present their machines, but they still like to kick back on a BBS. [Wired News]   Ears of the Airwaves - If you have a cell phone, the Scannists may be listening. 'Nuff said. [Wired News]   Emerging from Internet World Gloom - More hot gossip from Ned Brainard's poison pen. [Wired News]   Erotibots and the Guys Who Love 'Em - Deep down in the alt.sex Usenet hierarchy, there dwells a newsgroup devoted to the erotic qualities of robots, mannequins, and statues. [Wired News]   Even Microserfs Do It - Seeds other than global domination are being planted around the Microsoft campus. [Wired News]   Fan Fiction on the Line - On the Web, where anyone can conceivably publish to millions of people, fan fiction has entered a new dimension. From a legal standpoint, whether or not fan fiction is protected speech is debatable. [Wired News]   Fasting at the CNET Feast - More hot gossip from Ned Brainard's poison pen. [Wired News]   Fear of a Tech Planet - Technology is both amoral and neutral, no better or worse than the people who create and deploy it, reflecting their values rather than making any of its own. [Wired News]   Finding A Mental Ecology - Being completely unwired is as bad as being obsessively wired. It was out of balance. I lost touch, felt remote and turned inward, narcissistic. [Wired News]   Fun with Fundies - Postfundamentalist Poppy Dixon believes that Christianity is a very interesting religion. Unfortunately, most Christians don't want to talk about the good parts. That's where her Web site comes in. [Wired News]   Gates Critics Suck Up, CNET Charges for Party - More hot gossip from Ned Brainard's poison pen. [Wired News]   Gay Kids in the Real World - Youth need honesty, support and understanding, not Net-baiting legislation seeking to pull the wool over society's eyes. [Wired News]   Girl Games Unite, Sans Guns - A new promotional service formed by girl games companies is hoping to present a united front while the field grows. But the companies represented may be ignoring valid aspects of gaming, viewing them as too boyish. [Wired News]   Girl Games Unite, Sans Guns - A new promotional service formed by girl games companies is hoping to present a united front while the field grows. But the companies represented may be ignoring valid aspects of gaming, viewing them as too boyish. [Wired News]   Girls on Film - Janelle Brown on four girls' trail from college project to Yahoo content partner. [Wired News]   God, Geeks, and Contact - Contact moralizes, proselytizes, Hollywoodizes, and fails to satisfy. [Wired News]   Going Local - If mass media has abandoned the details of governance, Governing magazine covers them lovingly and well. [Wired News]   Hacking Your Life Away - So, you want to write for an online magazine. Look at the Sucksters' view before you leap. [Wired News]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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