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Dreaming in HTML, by Candi Strecker I just started building Web pages — and markup language has invaded my sleep! 8/6/98 Interview: Lawgirl's Jodi Sax: The Web and Copyright Law, by J. Betty Ray With big corporations throwing their weight around online, you need to know about parody, plagiarism, and fair use. 5/28/98 The Good, The Bad, and The Virtual, by Spike Gillespie As one of the Web's first famous cyber-columnists, Spike saw her share of the upside and the downside of life online. 5/7/98 Interview: Derek Powazek: The Personal Story Revolution Cannot Be Televised, by J. Betty Ray The creator of the brilliant webzine the fray on the power of (intimately) personal publishing. 4/30/98 Interview: Ted TerboLizard, by Janet Ray Meet a Renaissance man of the Web with more than 400 pages — and multiple online "personalities" to boot! 3/12/98 Love Letter to Smug, by Nikki Douglas The mastermind behind Riot Grrl sends a mash note to her favorite media/culture webzine. 2/19/98 Holiday Member Pages, by Maria Trimarchi Tripod members have built fantastic pages on everything from Kwanzaa to Christmas! 12/10/97 Brainstorming a Webzine, by Sam Pratt Zine superstar Sam Pratt reveals how he got the idea for his latest project. 11/06/97 Ghost in the Machine, by Maria Trimarchi Looking for things that go bump on Tripod? Tripod members celebrate Halloween with everything from clip art to dancing skeletons. 10/16/97 Curbcut.com: "Cheers" for Gimps, by Danny Gregory Find friendly encouragement and helpful resources for people living with paralysis at curbcut.com — the wheelchair accessible community on the Web. 9/18/97 Web Art, by Jason Teague Are we at the beginning of a new artistic revolution, one which celebrates audience participation, the intensely personal, the blurring of disciplines, and the collaborative experience? 9/4/97 Bullying Pulpit, by Pamela O'Connell Why are the mass media so hard on the media of the masses? Getting at the fear behind mainstream media's condescension to homepages, it's the Mining Co's Pamela O'Connell. 7/30/97 Interview with Douglas Rushkoff, by Janet Ray Get cyber-celeb Douglas Rushkoff's informed opinion on the personal publishing revolution. It's Publish or Perish, according to this media critic and novelist. 7/9/97 Beyond "Cyberspace", by Michelle Chihara The woman who founded Tripod's Computers/Internet zone (formerly known as ScreenLife) is gone but not forgotten: Here's her manifesto. 7/1/97 PPP3: Perfecting Personal Publishing, by Doug Lawson Keeping it all together! 5/1/97 PPP2: Perfecting Personal Publishing, by Doug Lawson Doug's guessing you'd love it rather than leave it: Now here's how to do it. 4/24/97 PPP1: Perfecting Personal Publishing, by Doug Lawson Should you publish an e-zine? Wise words from one who's been there, done that. 4/17/97 The NetActivist Perspective, by Michelle Chihara Meet Ed Schwartz, the man who battles "The Three I's." 2/17/97 Reach Out: Getting Into Online Communities, Part 2, by Marshal M. Rosenthal Learn about the ways into online communities, or build your own! 1/9/97 Reach Out: Getting Into Online Communities, by Marshal M. Rosenthal Seen that snide Dewar's ad, the one putting down online chat? The real story on Web gab. 1/2/97 Soul Extentions: The Internet As Psychic Space, by Mike Agger Michael Agger explores the nature of Web confessionals in "Soul Extensions." 12/23/96 From LifeSupport: History of a Font Man, by Chank Diesel Meet Mister Chank Diesel, alphabetician, and learn about the world of fonts. From LifeSupport: Font Karma, by Chank Diesel Is it thievery when one extrapolates from one's self? Chank ponders. 2/11/97 |
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