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“Copywrong” and “Earthlink, do you read me?”
Salon Staff
Readers respond to Katharine Mieszkowski's and Damien Cave's coverage of the DMCA, and Peter Sussman's tale of ISP tech support woe.
CNN: Veering right and aiming low
Eric Boehlert
Digging through Gary Condit's tabloid trash and
courting Rush Limbaugh, is the venerable all-news network playing catch-up to the Fox News Channel?
Bill Gates: Hero or fool?
Andrew Leonard
A Wall Street Journal reporter says in a new book that even though Gates screwed up Microsoft's future he still might "shoot the moon."
Social absurdity
Joe Conason
Republicans are now playing the race card to try to sell Social Security privatization.
Anti-Social Security
Jake Tapper
As Bush's panel on Social Security tries to skirt open meeting laws, Democrats prepare to attack the president's privatization plans.
The trouble with Hotmail
Damien Cave
Microsoft can't seem to get its free e-mail act together. So what does that mean for the company's plans for total Net domination?
Boomeranged by Ricochet
George Kelly
Wireless Internet access from Metricom was supposed to be the future. But now I've been disconnected, forced back into my offline past.
R.I.P. World Birthday Web
Andrew Leonard
As the Net gets older, is it losing its soul, or just growing up?
Burning down the house
Amy Standen
Homestore, an online property-listing company, has been one of the few dot-com success stories. But the real estate agents who are its main customers are growing restless.
The humiliation virus
Katharine Mieszkowski, Damien Cave
How Sircam can help turn your most private documents into a worldwide joke.
Save Java!
Damien Cave
Can computer makers and rebel programmers stop Microsoft from cutting off the programming language's air supply?
Revenge of the file-sharing masses!
Scott Rosenberg
By smashing Napster, the music industry has pushed its customers to seek alternatives that won't be so easy to shut down.
The case of the forwarded e-mail
Jori Finkel
Online allegations of Nazi-looted art inspire a suit that could test the limits of Internet libel law.
So you want to be an online pornographer?
Katharine Mieszkowski
A laid-off dot-commer reinvents himself as the "dean" of the Adult Webmaster School.
Assimilating the Web
Scott Rosenberg
Like "Star Trek's" all-powerful Borg, AOL and Microsoft are determined to crush the spirit of online independence. Is resistance futile?
The Media Borg wants you
Salon editors
Introducing Salon's new series on the corporate consolidation of the information industries.
Microsoft unbound
Andrew Leonard
No longer cowed by the feds, the colossus of Redmond returns to business as usual.
Napster’s long haul
Charles C. Mann
The legally hounded music-sharing service has struck a deal with the record labels, but the "celestial jukebox" is still a long way off.
On-the-go porn
Annalee Newitz
Cellphone pornography is set to be the next wave of adult techno-entertainment. Too bad its creators haven't learned from history.
In defense of Andrew Sullivan
Cliff Rothman
Whatever discrepancies exist between his public words and his private actions, the attempt to smear him sexually is a vendetta masquerading as journalism.
The music revolution will not be digitized
Janelle Brown
The dust is clearing from the online entertainment wars. Who won? The record labels. Who lost? Consumers.
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