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Browser's Paradise: January 1, 1994

Two years ago, The New Republic began looking into opportunities for marketing its weekly magazine online. In the process, it created a small empire that may be reinventing the way magazines attrac…
Getting Wired: January 1, 1995

It may be chaotic and quick-changing, but so is the Internet. It may be chaotic and quick-changing, but so is the Internet. …
Editors Just Want To Have Fun: January 1, 1995

Imitating Wired is the sincerest form of having fun. Imitating Wired is the sincerest form of having fun. …
The Role of Publishers in the Digital Age: January 1, 1995

Who will be the logical guides through the mind-boggling amount of material on the Internet? Who will be the logical guides through the mind-boggling a…
Pattern, Order & Structure: Encyclopaedia Britannica's Robert McHenry Helps Us Organize Our Thoughts: January 1, 1997

Encyclopaedia Britannica's Robert McHenry helps us organize our thoughts. Encyclopaedia Britannica's Robert McHenry helps us organize our tho…
Will Books Become the Dumb Medium?: January 1, 1998

Get ready for a new and creative way to deliver knowledge. Get ready for a new and creative way to deliver knowledge. …
The Plot Thickens: Janet H. Murray on the Interactive Narrative: January 1, 1998

Digital storytelling does not signal the end of traditional narrative, argues Janet H. Murray, MIT professor, Educom Medal winner, and author of Hamlet on the Holodeck . Instead, as the followin…
Talking with Dan Okrent Time Inc.'s New Media Man: January 1, 1998

An interview with Dan Okrent. An interview with Dan Okrent. January 1, 1998 …
Academic Access Rights: January 1, 1997

As scholarly publishing on the Internet becomes increasingly familiar, so do stories of vulnerability and discussions of access rights. The author explores the legalities and campus politics embedd…
Desktop Publishing: What a Difference a Year Makes: January 1, 1990

At a current issues session at CAUSE88, the topic of desktop publishing released a flood of frustration and complaint. A year later at CAUSE89, a different picture emerged from a follow-up session …

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