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21st: Spam bombers Tired of receiving dozens of get-rich-quick offers and promos for "bulk mailers" in your e-mail? Meet the software designers who have made it all possible.
By Andrew Leonard [October 4, 1997]

Clicking for Godot Salon 21st: Clicking for Godot: By Scott Rosenberg. In the world of interactive art, everyone's waiting for the next Shakespeare -- or at least hoping that computers can deliver a good time.
By Scott Rosenberg [October 2, 1997]

21st: Apple apostates Veteran Mac software developers are working for Microsoft. Do they feel they've "gone over to the dark side"? No way.
By Jenn Shreve [September 25, 1997]

Ain't gonna work on Bill G's farm no more Dodging plastic air-gun projectiles in Microsoft's cubicles, a contractor decides she's had enough.
By Jennifer New [September 25, 1997]

21st: Little crashes lead to big crashes Salon 21st: Little crashes lead to big crashes: By Andrew Leonard. Today's computer networks allow less and less "slack" for error. Yet we depend on them more and more to run our banks and airlines, our governments and wars. According to the author of "Trapped in the Net," we're asking for trouble.
By Andrew Leonard [September 21, 1997]

Someone to watch over you Your boss thinks you're using the Net to goof off. With programs like LittleBrother, he can track your every click -- and block sites that make you "unproductive."
By Andrew Leonard [September 18, 1997]

Sexing the Machine Three digital women debate gender, technology and the Net. An e-mail roundtable with authors Ellen Ullman and Sadie Plant.
By Laura Miller [September 11, 1997]

21st: Who says the Net makes cities obsolete? Salon 21st: Who says the Net makes cities obsolete? By Thomas J. Campanella. Webcams are just one sign that cyberspace can give new life to our cities of brick.
By Thomas J. Campanella [September 7, 1997]

21st: Bringing up digital baby Salon 21st: Bringing up digital baby. By Allison Adato. For prospective parents, Tamagotchi is a stern taskmaster.
By Allison Adato [August 17, 1997]

21st: Guardian angels of "Gay-OL" A grass-roots movement in AOL's gay chat rooms reminds people: Online anonymity doesn't grant free license to be a jerk -- and behind every screen name, there's a real heart.
By Michael Joseph Gross [August 14, 1997]

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