From: deloura@cs.unc.edu (Mark A. DeLoura)
Subject: PUBS: Wired, issue 1.3, July/August 1993.  (Table of Contents)
Date: 21 Jun 1993 15:00:57 -0400
Organization: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill



I just finished reading the most recent issue of "Wired" magazine...
and, since I thoroughly enjoyed it, I thought I'd post the table of
contents here in the hopes that some of you that may not be aware of
this mag may also enjoy it.

It's technology-oriented, but still has fun.  I kind of view it as a
cross between Mondo 2000 and CyberEdge Journal (no offense to any of
these three magazines :) ).

I highly recommend it.  Now, if they'd just stop those damned annoying
cross-page blurbs...

Anyway, here's the Table of Contents.  All misspellings are most
likely mine, as this was taken pretty much verbatim from the mag
itself.


Wired 1.3, July/August 1993

Main articles:
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53	Where Is the Digital Highway Really Heading?
		In a Wired exclusive, Mitchell Kapor makes the case
		for a Jeffersonian information policy.
60	Hacking the Material World
		In true hacker spirit, tunnellers are exploring the 
		subterranean passages of colleges and universities
		across America.  Michael Scott reports.
62	Digital Deal
		IBM gets credibility.  T-2's Jim Cameron gets $20 million.
		Matt Rothman gets the story behind Digital Domain, 
		Hollywood's newest digital studio.
66	Arthur C. Clarke on Life and Death
		(And he still plays a mean game of ping-pong.)
		Interview by Jeff Greenwald.
68	The Dragon Ate My Homework
		MUDs are online virtual worlds built from words.  They are
		so popular that educators are alarmed.  Australia has banned
		them.  Kevin Kelly and Howard Rheingold investigate.
74	Have Camera, Will Travel
		Control freaks.  Entrepreneurs.  The 21st-century video
		journalist is at work now on the streets of New York.
		Rob Shapiro reports.
78	Workspace for the Global Village
		A look at the 24-hour, high-tech trading office.
		By Julie Meidinger.
80	Post-Capitalist
		Peter Drucker, the father of modern management, discusses
		how knowledge, not capital, is the new basis of wealth.
		Interview by Peter Schwartz.
84	I Want My (Desktop) MTV!
		Stars like Peter Gabriel, David Bowie, and U2 are jump-
		starting interactive rock and roll.  But can you dance 
		to it?  Fred Davis reports.

Electrosphere:
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17	Rants & Raves, reader feedback.
23	Electric Word, bulletins from the front line of the Digital Revolution.
32	Fetish, Techno-lust.  (misc tech tidbits)
36	BattleTech's Beachheads: VR pioneers meet Disney.  By Linda Jacobson.
40	Privacy Is My Life: The ACLU's Janlori Goldman.  By Brock N. Meeks.
44	Shack Attack: Radio Shack is getting *awfully* fancy.  By Phil Patton.
100	Street Cred.  (misc tech tidbits)
110 	Deductible Junkets.  (conference info)
111	10K Afternoon, The Magic Briefcase.  (spend 10K fast on tech toys)
112	Nicholas Negroponte, Debunking Bandwidth: From Shop Talk to Small Talk.

Idees Fortes:
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48	Richard Stallman on what's wrong with copyright.
49	Peter Black on infrastructure wars in the 21st century.
50	John Anthony Bailo on the *real* interface issues.

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 Mark A. DeLoura       deloura@cs.unc.edu      U of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

[MODERATOR'S NOTE: Mark is CoModerator of sci.virtual-worlds.  If he
says it's good, believe him...but also notice his glasses: too many
hours of trying to decode WIRED typography, no doubt. -- Bob Jacobson]