That New World spat in full
The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of the American Revolution
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The courteous heroes of civil rights
Martin Luther King, Jr - I've Got the Light of Freedom
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To Albion's aid with gum and nylons
Rich Relations
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Twinkle, twinkle, little stars
The Physics of Stars - The Stars
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Welfare nightmare on Capitol Hill
Social Policy in the United States
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World saviours goof off at home
Lyndon Johnson Confronts the World - Joe Alsop's Cold War - Self-Rule - America's Mission
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Cyberspace: the ethical frontier
A revolution ignores moral issues at its peril, argue Simon Rogerson and Terrell Ward Bynum. Computing technology is the most powerful and flexible technology ever devised. For this reason it is...
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All power to the robots
Tony Durham meets Kevin Kelly, Wired editor and machine lover. Packing more technology than Popular Mechanics, while vying with i-D or GQ in the style stakes, Wired magazine seems a long road indeed...
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Fenland city on the frontline
Cambridge is more bound culturally to elitism and the pursuit of excellence than egalitarianism but it is about to embark on a tentative electronic experiment in that direction. The city's MP, Anne...
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Drowning in marking and time for a sea change
What do you call 500 computers at the bottom of the ocean? Most academics would say: "a damned good start!". That is understandable. They have quite enough on their plates without having to worry...
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On the borders of change
Helena Flusfeder on what the boycott of a conference in Israel means for ITlinks with the Middle East. The Arab stay-away from last month's Joint European Networking Conference in Tel Aviv prevented...
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Digging the past
John Bonner reports on how a museum put the Stone Age on the Net. Have you ever wanted to know how to make an axe from a lump of flint? You can find out while motoring along the information...
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Lessons in intertwingling
Mike Holderness finds a deeper message in the fun of electronic learning. You might say (OK, I will say) that the new playful semi-irreverent banter found on this Internet discussion list will save...
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Safety nets
Peter Sommer says that the biggest security problem for academic computers is neither hackers nor viruses but how to devolve control and responsibility. The word Internet has many different...
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Cut down to size
Edward Vielmetti Ann Arbor MI emv@Mail.Coast.NET Having once believed a bit too strongly in the myth of the Internet as a tool for transcending space and time, I am now of the opinion - having...