| Putting
the World on a Low Carbon Diet |
Where
CO2 Goes to Die Wired read the article |
|
Poisons as Friends: When Bad Chemicals Make Good Wired read the article |
The
First Shots in a Bio-War: What US Forces Might Face Wired read the article |
| Death
By GPS: Hunting Goats in the Galapagos Wired read the article |
Identity
Politics: The New Smartcards Wired read the article |
| The
ULTra Taxi Wired read the article |
Building
a Better Golf Ball Wired: April 2002 read the article |
| Netscape's
Bookable Offense - Last month, when Netscape
kicked off its provocative new $15 million advertising campaign for the
Netcenter Web site, its goal was to cause a stir. read the article |
Planet
Web: Framing the Big Picture - Preparing for
an exploding market, Yahoo will launch a photo service. What will the Web
do to photography? read the article |
| Net
Election: Tapping Into the Fountain of Youth
- One of South Korea's main political parties is trying to Rock the Vote
by using a Net campaign to grab younger voters. read the article |
Planet
Web: Oil and Politics Don't Mix - How the
Net helped taint Al Gore's image by tying him to Big Oil's plan to drill
on South American Indians' sacred land. read the article |
| The
Power Jokers - This election year, parody
sites wield humor in order to ask what political candidates can do for their
country. It's the lighter side of an otherwise serious race. read the article |
The
Other AOL - Africa Online
- In a poor region where only one in 50 people have phones, Africa Online
has eked out a success story as the only pan-African ISP. read the article |
| Planet
Web: The Language Gap - The enormous task
of plugging in China, on its own, won't clear the way to smooth communication
online. That's because language - and specifically,
written language - is the stubborn barrier to
life online for the Chinese. read the article |
Planet
Web: China Opens the Door - But to What?
- It's been a bumpy few months for Net companies angling to do business
in China. Will the historic U.S.-China agreement smooth the ride? read the article |
Planet
Web: Nasdaq Falls, and the Whole World Hears the Thud
- As more foreign firms opt to list on the U.S. index, what happens to
international Net Economies if the market collapses? |
Why
Gadgets Won't Crash Your Plane Wired read the article |
| New
American Dreamer - For generations, immigrants
have relied on community networks to fund and build small businesses. But
will this model work in the new economy for Michael Han and his e-commerce
services company, GoLinq.com? read the article |
The
World's Wide Web: Online Language Revival
- Some countries fear that English will eclipse all competing languages
online. But others see the Web as an instrument of linguistic resurgence.
read the article |
 |
 copyright mateoland 2004. All rights reserved email: matthew (at) mateoland (dot) com |