Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Wiredview New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   The Princess and the Publicity - The death of the young, especially the rich, glamorous, or beautiful ones, always touches a deep nerve in our culture. And big stories always change the media that cover them. [Wired News]   The Raw and the Cooked - The combination of smart filters and free-flowing data is a blow against media monopolies, Steve Silberman says. [Wired News]   The Spinstering of Infoseek - Infoseek's most promising chance for a merger or acquisition may have passed when high-level yahoos at Yahoo nixed a possible deal. [Wired News]   The Supersonic Spudster - Sometimes, for nerds to satisfy their primal urges, potatoes must explode. [Wired News]   The Villainous Newsman - The media has become the new villian of choice in Hollywood. [Wired News]   The Web's Fossil Record - The way Web architects build their sites today will largely determine whether the medium ever develops a genuine sense of posterity. [Wired News]   The X-Files Resurrected! - The X-Files is not dead. It's suddenly great again. [Wired News]   Urban Spelunkers - The publishers and readers of Infiltration magazine like to explore rooms and tunnels deep beneath the busy urban landscape. [Wired News]   Usenet's Etiquette-Enforcement Agency - Mark Frauenfelder gets to know a loose group of Usenet housecleaners known as 'The Cancelers.' [Wired News]   Waiting for Water - As Katz waits for water in his mountain cabin, he learns about solitude, connection, bacteria, and beauty. [Wired News]   Walkout at ideaMarket - Ned Brainard comments on the company's potential for financial backing in its current "mess." [Wired News]   What, Me Funny? - Mad magazine, once an icon of American subversion, is going for a 'darker' look in an effort to get back on the cutting edge. The Sucksters are skeptical. [Wired News]   What, Me Funny? - Mad magazine, once an icon of American subversion, is going for a 'darker' look in an effort to get back on the cutting edge. The Sucksters are skeptical. [Wired News]   Why do UFOs Fly in the US? - If ever there was a publication aimed at the suspicious, techno-centered, sometimes paranoid geek and nerd hearts of America, the Fortean Times is it. [Wired News]   X-Files RIP - The premiere proved that Scully and Mulder have gone from being the world's premier psycho-seekers to just another dysfunctional family of victims. [Wired News]   X-Ray Specs for Web Surfers - An ingenious tool lets others see what's really on the minds of those who search the Web. (It isn't pretty.) [Wired News]   You Heard It Here First - Even as the country awaits the Supreme Court's ruling on the CDA, one thing is clear - the act is dead meat. [Wired News]   Young Media, Young Revolution - In the new-media wars, it's kids against those who would control them. Katz calls it a silent revolution. [Wired News]   Ziff's Search for Search - Word is that ZD is combing the bushes for an algorithm on which to slap its brand. Ned Brainard weighs in. [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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