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Work by Annalee Newitz
2001 Archives

12/27/2001: Surveillance Superstars!: Anybody can be a reality TV star

12/20/2001: Xbox: Welcome to the Machine

12/13/2001: Spoof-Site: Sex Studies at MIT

12/6/2001: Nymity Rules: Tell as much about yourself as you want and be as anonymous as you wish

11/29/2001: State of Emergency: FUBARish evacuation reminds of changing freedoms

11/22/2001: Network Admin Blues: The glamour has gone out of being a network admin

11/15/2001: Linux Apocalypse?: It isn't gone, it just went underground

11/8/2001: Home Sweet Homepage: Personal to anyone

11/1/2001: One More Terrorist: Analee is officially a terrorist, are you?

10/25/2001: Bert & bin Laden: Censorship can be fun

10/18/2001: Geek Nightlife: Night on the town

10/11/2001: What's left to do?: Directions to digital anarchy

9/27/2001: In Utopia: Meeting writer Ursula Le Guin

9/20/2001: No Innocence: Brute-force surveillance methods

9/13/2001: My Summer Vacation: Sex with a superhero & other pastimes

9/6/2001: dotsex: Such a Deal!

8/30/2001: Talk to Me: Communication and relationships are entirely contextual

8/23/2001: Video-game Nostalgia: Secrets of Ms. Gorf

8/16/2001: Nether Geeks: Get ready for a loveless future

8/9/2001: Biopunk: Transgenic bunnies of the world, unite!

8/2/2001: Books Are Dangerous: Despite Adobe's crocodile tears, Dmitry Sklyarov is still in jail

7/26/2001: High Voltage: Arousal via electric sex toys?

7/19/2001: Cult of Jamie: Pre-opening party at DNA Lounge

7/12/2001: Sharing the Data: Making some money at a thing you love to do

7/5/2001: That's So 1998!: Relics from another long-dead era in our history

6/28/2001: Technology Speaks: "This Side" and "Other Side"

6/21/2001: Office Space: It's Our Party

6/14/2001: Carnage Update: Quality online zines go down

6/7/2001: Scandalous Code: Of Apache hackers and crackers

5/31/2001: Reality Check: The real economy

5/24/2001: Hackers, R.I.P.: Where have all the hackers have gone?

5/17/2001: Crunchy Data: Searching for intelligent life

5/10/2001: Free Porn: A woman's search for truth

5/3/2001: Weird War: Yahoo!'s secret war on porn shreds online communities

4/26/2001: Manifest Jeffstiny: The future of crash-and-burn business

4/19/2001: co.uk: The root of all things geek

4/12/2001: Craig's Dead, Baby: And nothing is real anymore

4/5/2001: Kill Your Internet: The end is nigh!

3/29/2001: The Other Valley: Will code 4 food

3/22/2001: Semiotic Whatever: Symbolic order has taken over our brains

3/15/2001: Palm Someday: Gimme back my gizmo

3/8/2001: Favorite W: Seven ways of looking at Doctor Who

3/1/2001: Made in Japan: All Your Base Are Belong to Us

2/22/2001: All the Alien Babies: The end of the Internet

2/15/2001: Sign Me Up!: Orgasm implants for nonclinical use

2/8/2001: Core Memory: Computers are dying faster than we are

2/1/2001: Ape Sh#%: My darling, my Darwin

1/25/2001: Revolution 99999: Microsoft's random acts of weirdness

1/18/2001: Dot Doom: A crazed software engineer creates the final killer app

1/11/2001: The Letter M: Say the word, and you'll be free

1/4/2001: Hollywood Sucks: But the real D&D people already knew that


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