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The Fix
Karen Croft
George Clooney needs a date, Pamela Anderson doesn't eat at buffets and Barbara Walters is fascinated by Gen. Franks. Plus: Will Janet Jackson sing at the Super Bowl?
Raking muck in “The Sims Online”
Farhad Manjoo
What happens when a virtual newspaper covering virtual events runs afoul of a real corporation?
Letters
Salon Staff
Don't you dare compare Apple to Microsoft! Readers respond to Andrew Leonard's "Musical Snares."
Steve Jobs leads Microsoft users to the promised land
Farhad Manjoo
The iTunes music store is open for business on Windows. Let the rejoicing begin.
E-mail is broken
Katharine Mieszkowski
Four Internet pioneers discuss the sorry state of online communication today. The consensus: It's a real mess.
The Fix
Salon Staff
"The West Wing" goes bonkers, Dave Matthews rocks New York, and "K Street" just confuses things. Plus: Can someone stop Madonna before she acts again?
Thanks, VeriSign, for breaking the Internet
Andrew Leonard
The Internet registrar's decision to appropriate all the Net's misspelled domain names for itself is a bogus, greedy power grab.
Mob justice
Katharine Mieszkowski
Watch what you say to that 13-year-old in a chat room. It could be a vigilante looking to do some tar-and-feathering.
Fall books preview
Laura Miller
The hot new titles to look for in the coming months, from fiction to biography to politics.
Clark’s Web warriors
Garance Franke-Ruta
The Draft Clark movement started on the Internet, and could challenge Dean's machine for online dominance -- if its rival factions can stop fighting.
The Fix
Amy Reiter
The lights go out in the Northeast, Russell Crowe gets misunderstood, Al Franken gets high visibility, and Justin Timberlake and Cameron Diaz frolic.
Make me sound like I don’t suck
Juliet Gabriel
When my friends ask me for help with their personal ads, I edit them the way I do writers at my magazine, with a firm but gentle hand.
Meet the spam Nazi
Brian McWilliams
What does a former white-power activist do after being drummed out of the movement? He turns to peddling penis-enlargement pills.
Congress to Big Media: Not so fast
Eric Boehlert
The backlash against the FCC's media consolidation scheme is growing -- and could claim the head of chairman Michael Powell.
The future was so bright
Andrew Leonard
Wired's techno-idealism jolted America before it flamed out. Gary Wolf's new book vividly recalls the magazine's wild and woolly saga, but leaves the big question hanging: Was it right?
The Google backlash
Farhad Manjoo
The king of search rules the Web -- but now some of the natives are growing restless.
Letters
Salon Staff
Spam will be the death of e-mail. Readers respond to Laura Miller's "When Spam Filters Go Bad."
The skeletons and suits in Sharpton’s closet
Jake Tapper
The controversial political leader and Democratic presidential candidate delivers a pointed warning: If you attack me, you risk being sued.
Can anyone stop the music cops?
Farhad Manjoo
As Hollywood wins one court case after another, one Republican senator is suggesting that maybe it's time for some new laws -- that protect consumers instead of entertainment companies.
When gearheads go gray
Tina Brown
Our iconic whiz kids -- Gates, Case and Jobs -- debut new, mellower versions. Plus: What Hillary really didn't know.
Resistance really was futile
Andrew Leonard
Microsoft and AOL announce an unholy $750 million alliance. Where does that leave Mozilla, Netscape's open-source rebel child?
The big blackout
Eric Boehlert
Surprise, surprise: The TV networks that will benefit from the new FCC rules on media ownership have been keeping their viewers in the dark about the changes.
Notes from the underground
Katharine Mieszkowski
How come porn is legal but dealing pot can get you a life sentence? Because the free market is a myth, says author Eric Schlosser.
The Fix
Karen Croft
Is George Clooney the ideal boyfriend? Is J.Lo stealing "Flashdance" moves? And why are "Matrix" fans so upset? Plus: A new use for bras!
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