The author of Cluetrain Manifesto explains how “everything is miscellaneous” in a web-based society — we dip into the vast pool of uncategorized information and use it to make our own sense of things. By RU Sirius

In a relationship, there exists a Constant Distance between two people that must be maintained at all times. By Ethan Todras-Whitehill

When Justin Kan clipped a mobile camera onto his cap, opening justin.tv, it was just another step along the way to the fully mediated life. By RU Sirius

According to transhumanist Michael Anissimov, there’s an even chance that we’re looking at immortality or existential destruction in the next 20-40 years. By RU Sirius

Just before his epic conflict with the Scientologists, Henson was scheduled to talk at a European Space Agency conference on how Space Elevators could completely solve the carbon and energy problems. By RU Sirius

Tim Westergen from SaveNetRadio.org is trying to keep Internet Radio alive and diverse. By RU Sirius

The A-Prize offers to reward the first person who creates an “artificial lifeform” or reveals that one has been created. By RU Sirius

There’s a new way of seeing a web site’s popularity. Now let’s have some fun with it. By Destiny

Is this the latest craze — storming a corporation’s headquarters and demanding that they listen to you? By Destiny

Security expert Bruce Schneier says that nearly everything the government is doing about terrorism is wrong. By RU Sirius

Have you ever walked into a pharmacy with a prescription for Acid and Ecstasy? You will. By RU Sirius

Why is 25-year-old Aaron Stanton hiring programmers in Boise? After he wheedled a summit with Google, what’s his secret project? By Destiny

Have you checked out MondoGlobo’s new video show? You may have, and don’t even know it! By Jeff Diehl

Is Twitter a revolution — or a doomed new technology for interrupting you? By Lou Cabron

Even while delivering a video apology “to all bloggers, webmasters and other individuals” as part of a settlement agreement with 10 Zen Monkeys, he somehow seems determined to be the most hated man on the internet. By Lou Cabron

In the early nineties, Virtual Reality was all the rage. What happened? VR maven Jaron Lanier tells. By RU Sirius

In their first interview, online pranksters reveal the secrets of their attack on John Edwards virtual headquarters with flying penis monsters. They explain their philosophy about Second Life, how they operate — and who they’re voting for. By Lou Cabron.

The attackers who hit the Democratic candidate’s Second Life headquarters have been identified. And they’re gloating. By Lou Cabron

In this interview, Rucker leads us through complex, technology-rich, multi-leveled worlds that teach us about how the world works through the eyes of a mathematician, a scientist, and a humorist. By RU Sirius

As an educator who’s been using Legos to teach kids for over a decade, I feel an urgent need to express where Lego has gone wrong. By Lego King

When I sat down to interview Steven Levy, author of The Perfect Thing, I realized that most of the questions I’d prepared were about my ambiguities. By RU Sirius

Photographer and blogger Thomas Hawk tells the story of his Flickr stream vs. Michael Crook. By Jeff Diehl