- Tools and Interfaces
- Paulina Borsook, "At What Cost Transhumanity,", Hotwired, August 1996
- James Brook and Iain A. Boal (Editor), Resisting the Virtual Life: The Culture and Politics of Information, City Lights Books, June, 1995
- Esther Dyson, Steven Johnson, Michael Joyce, Wen Stephenson, Remembering the Memex: A FEED Document on Vannevar Bush's As We May Think
- Steven Johnson, Interface Culture: How New Technology Transforms The Way We Create And Communicate, HarperEdge, 1997
- David Shenk, "The Problem with Hypertext," National Public Radio's "All Things Considered," May 14, 1997
- Mark Slouka, War of the Worlds: Cyberspace and the High-Tech Assault on Reality, Basic Books, Aug. 1, 1996
- Langdon Winner, The Whale and the Reactor: A Search for Limits in an Age of High Technology, University of Chicago,1986
- Democracy in the information age
- Patricia Aufderheide, "Telecommunications and the public interest," in Erik Barnouw, et al., Conglomerates and The Media, New Press, 1997
- Paulina Borsook, "Cyberselfish,",Mother Jones, July/August 1996
- Ronald Brownstein, "Rage Against the Political Machine," Fast Company, August-September 1996
- Noam Chomsky, "Necessary Illusions." South End Press, 1989
- Jean Bethke Elshtain, "Democracy and the QUBE Tube," The Nation, August 7-14, 1982
- Lawrence K. Grossman, "The Electronic Republic : Reshaping Democracy in the Information Age", Penguin, 1996
- Suzannah Lessard. "Banish the Pollsters," The Washington Monthly, January/February 1996
- Richard E. Sclove, " Democracy and Technology, Guilford Press, 1995
- Steve Silberman, "Black Flight to the Net," HotWired, Sept. 18, 1997
- Steve Silberman, " We're Teen, We're Queer, and We Have Email," Wired, November, 1994
- Paul Starr, "Cyberpower and Freedom," The American Prospect, July-August 1997
http://epn.org/prospect/33/33starf.html
- Robert Wright, "Hyperdemocracy," Time, January 23, 1995
- Andrew L. Shapiro, "Is the Net Democratic? Yes -- and No," World Media Forum, Fall 1997
- Eric Voegelin, "The New Science of Politics", University of Chicago, 1952
- Free Speech
- Lawrence Lessig, "Tyranny in the Infrastructure," Wired, July 1997
- Joshua Micah Marshall, The Trouble with PICS, FEED, September 1997
- Andrew L. Shapiro, "Keeping Online Speech Free: Street Corners In Cyberspace," The Nation, July 3, 1995
- Andrew L. Shapiro, "The Danger of Private Cybercops," The New York Times, December 4, 1997
- The New Economy
- Brooke Shelby Biggs, "Way-New Solipsism," San Francisco Bay Guardian, Jan. 21, 1998
- Paulina Borsook, "Bionomics 101,"> Feed, October 18, 1996
- Steve Gibson, Doug Henwood, Mark Stahlman, William Taylor Long Boom or Slow Bust? The FEED Dialog on the New Economy, FEED, December 1997
- David Hudson, The Digital Dark Ages," The San Francisco Bay Guardian, Nov. 1996
- Arthur Kroker and Marilouise Kroker, Digital Delirium (Culturetexts), St. Martin's Press, June, 1997 (link available at http://www.nwpbooks.com)
- Walter Russell Mead, "The New Global Economy Takes Your Order,"Mother Jones, March 1998
Robert Reich, "Working Class Dogged," Mother Jones, March 1998
- Douglas Rushkoff "Upgrades and the GNP." Syndicated column, January 1998
- Andrew L. Shapiro, "Freedom From Choice," Wired, December 1997
- David Shenk, "The mirage of 'free stuff'," Hotwired, July 18, 1997
- William C. Wresch, Disconnected : Haves and Have-Nots in the Information Age, Rutgers University Press, Nov. 1, 1996
- New Media
- Brooke Shelby Biggs, "Advertorial License" HotWired, Nov. 19, 1996
- Ithiel de Sola Pool, Technologies without Boundaries, Harvard, 1990
- Forum, "What Are We Doing Online?" Harper's Magazine, August 1995
- Jon Katz, "Guilty,", Wired, 3.09.
- Todd Lappin, "Deja Vu All Over Again," Wired, 3.05.
- Steven E. Miller, Civilizing Cyberspace, Addison Wesley, 1996
- Mark Slouka, War of the Worlds: Cyberspace and the High-Tech Assault on Reality, 1995
- Privacy and Security
- Anne Wells Branscomb, Who Owns Information?, Basic Books, 1994
- Oscar H. Gandy, Jr. The Panoptic Sort: The Political Economy of Personal Information, Westview, 1993
- Simson Garfinkel, "Electronic Border Control," HotWired, July 14, 1997
- Andrew L. Shapiro , "Privacy for Sale: Peddling Data on the Internet," The Nation, June 23, 1997
- John Whalen, "You're Not Paranoid: They Really Are Watching You. Surveillance in the workplace is getting digitized - and getting worse." Wired. 3.03.
- Information Proliferation
- Eli M. Noam, "Visions of the media age: taming the information monster," in Multimedia: A Revolutionary Challenge. Third Annual Colloquium, June 16/17, 1995. Frankfurt am Main, 1995. Schaffer-Poeschel Verlag Stuttgart
- Theodore Roszak, The Cult of Information, University of California, 1986
- Douglas Rushkoff "Media Virus." Ballantine, 1994
- David Shenk, Data Smog: Surviving the Information Glut, New York: HarperEdge, 1997
- Intellectual Property
- Paulina Borsook, "Steal This Article," Upside, March 1996
- Paulina Borsook , "Is it Art or Is It Appropriation?" Sundance Film Festival catalogue, January 1997
- James Boyle, Shamans, Software, and Spleens: Law and the Construction of the Information Society, Harvard,1996
- Steve Silberman, "The War Against Fandom," HotWired, June 5, 1997
- Community
- Stephen Doheny-Farina, The Wired Neighborhood, Yale, 1996
- Stacy Horn, Cyberville: Clicks, Culture, and the Creation of an Online Town, Warner Books, 1998
- Joshua Meyrowitz, No Sense of Place: The Impact of Electronic Media on Social Behavior, Oxford, 1985
- Howard Rheingold, The Virtual Community: Homesteading on the Electronic Frontier, Addison-Wesley, 1993
- Howard Rheingold, "What Technophiles Need to Know: A Work In Progress"
- Douglas Rushkoff "They Called Me Cyberboy," Time Digital, 1997
- Joseph Turow, Breaking Up America, University of Chicago, 1997
- Ethics
- Freeman Dyson, "Can Science Be Ethical?" The New York Review of Books, April 10, 1997
- Douglas Rushkoff, Opportunity Costs: What Computers Cost the Environment." Syndicated column, New York Times, April 1997
- Norbert Wiener, The Human Use of Human Beings: Cybernetics and Society, Houghton Mifflin, 1950
- Spirituality
- Paulina Borsook , "The Goddess in Every Woman's Machine," Wired, October 1995
- David F. Noble, "The Religion of Technology", Knopf, 1997
- Douglas Rushkoff "Cyberia." HarperCollins, 1994
- Steve Silberman, "Intimate Practice," Wired News, Dec. 1997
- Eric Voegelin, "Science, Politics and Gnosticism", Regnery, 1968
- Norbert Wiener, "God & Golem, Inc.", MIT Press, 1964
- Education
- C.S. Lewis, "The Abolition of Man", Macmillan, 1944
- Todd Oppenheimer, "The Computer Delusion," The Atlantic, July 1997
- Douglas Rushkoff "Computers in the Classroom." Syndicated column, June 1997
- Douglas Rushkoff "Children of Chaos." HarpercollinsUK, 1994
- Randy Sparkman, "At School," Moveable Type, 1998
- Mark Stahlman, "Prisoners to Technology?" Information Week, December 1996
- Genetics
- David Shenk, "Biocapitalism: What price the genetics revolution?" (Harper's, 12/97)
- History
- Mark Stahlman, "The English Ideology and WIRED Magazine," ReWired, November, 1996
- "Technorealists" in the Media
- Katie Hafner, "Battle Cry of the Technorealists," The New York Times, March 12, 1998, p. E3
http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/98/03/circuits/voices/12real.html
- Elizabeth Weise, "Tract Waves Yellow Flag on Technology," USA Today, March 12, 1990, p. 3D
http://www.usatoday.com/life/cyber/tech/ctc282.htm
- Robert O'Harrow Jr., Internet: Global Good or Evil Empire? Technorealists Take Middle Road: It's Revolutionary, Not Utopian, Washington Post, April 6, 1998, p. F23
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/WPlate/1998-04/06/028l-040698-idx.html
- Jeffrey R. Young, "'Technorealists' Hope to Enrich Debate Over Policy Issues in Cyberspace," Chronicle of Higher Education, March 23, 1998
http://chronicle.com/data/internet.dir/itdata/1998/03/t98032301.htm
- Ian Christe, "Digital Dream Team Calls for Technorealism," Wired News, March 12, 1998
http://www.wired.com/news/news/culture/story/10872.html
- Steve Silberman, "Technorealism: Beyond the Hype," Wired News, March 24, 1998
http://www.wired.com/news/news/wiredview/story/11165.html
- Maria Seminerio, 'Technorealists' aim for center, MSNBC, March 20
http://www.msnbc.com/news/152290.asp#BODY
- Douglas Rushkoff, The Guardian piece, "How I learnt to love the government" is linked at
http://online.guardian.co.uk/theweb/890838495-second.html
- David Futrelle, "The Radically Ordinary Creed of Technorealism," Newsday March 29, 1998
- Gary Chapman, "Treatise of the Plugged In Is Disconnected From Ordinary People," L.A.Times, March 23, 1998
- Austin Bunn, "Machine Age," Village Voice, March 24, 1998
- Douglas Rushkoff, "How I Learnt to Love the Government," The Guardian, Mach 26, 1998
- "Technorealism," The Nation, April 6, 1998
- Edward Rothstein, "A Benign Declaration Treated as Revolutionary," New York Times, March 23, 1998
http://search.nytimes.com/search/daily/bin/fastweb?getdoc+site+site+32210+0+wAAA+technorealism
- Steven Levy, "Focus on Technology: Glorifying The Obvious," March 30, 1998
http://www.newsweek.com/nw-srv/levy.htm
- Jon Katz, "Way-New Technopomposity," Hotwired, March 31, 1998
http://www.hotwired.com/synapse/katz/98/13/katz1a_text.html
- Judith Lewis, "Smash the Technorealist State," L.A. Weekly, March 20, 1998
http://www.laweekly.com/ink/archives/97/17close-3.18.98.shtml
- Michael Kinsley, "Golidlocks in Cyberspace," Slate, March 21, 1998
http://www.slate.com/Readme/98-03-21/Readme.asp