Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1998 > Culture New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Hasta Luego, Mama - Videoconferencing is going global, one border at a time, and affording far-flung families some invaluable face time. By Judy DeMocker. [Wired News]   Have Your People Email Mine - No more slush pile: Film director Francis Ford Coppola offers aspiring screenwriters a link to the Hollywood machine. By Ronald Warren Deutsch. [Wired News]   Have Your People Email My People - You think you've got a great idea for a movie? An independent film producer wants to hear from you -- and he's set up a Web site to make it easier. By Jason Silverman. [Wired News]   Head Full of Rocks - Technology plays a supporting role to machismo, the (surprise) real star in Armageddon, Michael Bay's latest big blow-em-up. By Dave McCoy. [Wired News]   Heads May Yet Roll - It looked like Robotica, the second runner-up to the cancelled Robot Wars was sunk. But robot warriors are a tough lot and may stir some dust this weekend after all. By Lauren Fielder. [Wired News]   Heat Turned Up on Digital Music Pirates - In its biggest antipiracy action, Geffen Records shuts down more than 100 sites that carried illegal copies of its music. The pirates say they're just promoting the music - and that they're fighting high prices. [Wired News]   Heavy Medal - Smoking the Gold in Nagano. [Wired News]   Help Them Build It, and They Will Come - Tripod, GeoCities, and other Web communities are offering a wide array of tools to help attract members and to foster creation of cooler, and more lucrative, sites. [Wired News]   High Anxiety - First floor -- lingerie, second floor -- leftovers. Courtesy of Suck.com. [Wired News]   High Aspirations: High-Tech Art - San Francisco's creative community lures Silicon Valley's deep pockets to a new-media art show in the hopes of prying loose a little money. By John Alderman. [Wired News]   High Tech Hopes - SporTVision's high tech broadcast system brings a new concept to sports television -- supercharged slow-mo replay with real-time digital effects and computer-aided analysis. [Wired News]   Hollywood Big Guns Risk Overwhelming Sundance - While the debate about the festival's growing commercialism continues to rage, smart directors are adapting high-tech solutions and routing around some money problems. [Wired News]   Hollywood Stomachs the Net - Entertainment industry bigwigs meet to discuss the ramifications of new media on their business, especially that revenue-stealing Internet. [Wired News]   Hollywood at Hyperspeed - Turning their noses up at Hollywood, the desktop filmmakers behind Troops created an f/x-laden 10-minute short and a new distribution paradigm for less than the price of an average desktop PC. [Wired News]   Homework Heaven - or Hype Hell? - While offering a host of services for students and free Web hosting for schools, Jumbo's new scholastic resource serves up information with a heavy load of commercial distractions. [Wired News]   Hope's Still Alive - A prepared obituary mistakenly appeared on the Associated Press' Web site, prompting two congressmen to tell the House that the respected entertainer had cracked his last joke. Unfortunately for Representatives Armey and Stump, Bob Hope still gets the last laugh. By Ed Murrieta. [Wired News]   House Rules - The Internet phenomenon and the stock market converge and - what do we have? A simpler new economy. By Dr. McLoo. [Wired News]   How the West Won Another Computer Bowl - Dressing like extras from a cowboy film, and driven by Marc Andreessen's lightning response time, the West dominated its Eastern opponent for a third consecutive year. [Wired News]   Humane Designs for Cube Farms - A leading designer believes we can humanize the workplace. And we don't have to tear down all those cubicles. By Frank Jossi. [Wired News]   Hype List - Deflating this month's overblown memes. [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 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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