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One fine 'Day'?
When Intel chips in for a coffee-table book celebration of the microprocessor, the future looks bright. A review of 'One Digital Day: How the Microchip is Changing Our World.'
Let's Get This Straight: Talkin' 'bout a revolution
Free the Windows source code? Pandemonium ensues as readers talk back.
Starwave in Disneyland
A once-proud Web-content firm mutates from an editorial powerhouse into a technology backbone -- because that's what its new owner needs.
The Transmeta enigma
At a tantalizingly elusive Silicon Valley start-up, secrecy spawns hopes of revolution.
Does God have an e-mail address?
Jennifer Cobb's 'Cybergrace' seeks the spiritual dimension of technology but gets mired in the details.
Tinkerer's paradise
Tinkerer's paradise: By Sara Kelly. At a Pittsburgh invention fair, innovation is alive and well -- and riding motorized suitcases.
Let's Get This Straight: The browser war goes thermonuclear
As government lawyers move on Microsoft, what's at stake for the rest of us?
Who owns the desktop?
Who owns the desktop? By Andrew Leonard. Microsoft and the Department of Justice stake their claims to the ultimate information battleground: the user interface.
Mr. Gates, meet Mr. Antitrust
Mr. Gates, meet Mr. Antitrust: By Janelle Brown. Three former Justice Department antitrust experts handicap the new Microsoft suit.
The Internet strikes back
Online sleuths piece together the plot of the forthcoming "Star Wars" film -- and post it on the Web.
Trashing the flamers
Trashing the flamers: By Mike Godwin. An online civil libertarian discovers the proper uses of "censorware" software filters
Post no shills
With its new Web cartoon "Super Postal Workers," has the USPS lost its mind?
Hacker heaven, editors' hell
The New Republic's bogus article reveals a chasm of cluelessness.
When you just can't stop clicking
'Caught in the Net' offers melodramatic tales from 'Internet addicts.'
The dumbing-down of programming
Part Two: Returning to the source. Once knowledge disappears into code, how do we retrieve it?
The dumbing-down of programming
Rebelling against Microsoft and its wizards, an engineer rediscovers the joys of difficult computing. First of two parts.
Maximum confusion
Maximum confusion: By Janelle Brown. On the Web, a typo throws frat boys and feminists onto each other's turf.
Let's Get This Straight
Now that they're sundered from the magazine, whither Wired's Web sites?
Wired nests with Condi Nast
Will the magazine's new owners dull its edge?
Let's Get This Straight: Nothing must stop Windows 98!
Let's Get This Straight: By Scott Rosenberg. Nothing must stop Windows 98! Gates tells the world that what's good for Microsoft is good for the country.
Reviews: Folk rock of ages
Roger McGuinn's Web site is an experiment in communal musical memory
Web-ability
Web-ability: By Mike Britten. Even people who aren't in the position to enjoy all the Web's bells and whistles ought to be able to access its information.
The gene genie
Jeremy Rifkin's new book, "The Biotech Century," warns of a genetic-bazaar future.
Groveling for dollars
Groveling for dollars: By Greg Costikyan. Bugs, babes and booze -- for game developers rustling up financing, there's a million potholes on the road to success.
Let's Get This Straight: Playboy and Playmate play a game of meta tag
In the magazine's lawsuit against Terri Welles, you'll find two competing visions of the Web.
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