Interesting Articles and Brief Comments on Wired Magazine

Online User's Encyclopedia on Bernard Abora's book, which contains many issues on computers and networking
A Note on Principia Cybernetica Project
A Brief Note on SAB'94 (Simulation of Adaptive Behavior)
A Talk with Mandelbrot

``Goodbye, Gutenberg'' By Jacques Leslie -- on Scholarly Electric Journals, including the Bryn Mawr Classical Review
Canon, Lone Wolf By Bob Johnstone -- Canon ``is not a member of a cartel-like keiretsu. And it emphasizes individual effort over teamwork.''
Muriel Cooper's Legacy -- on MIT's Visible Language Workshop
Neurobotics -- The future of computing may be in process control. (A story of Ogunnaike in DuPont)
The (Second Phase of the) Revolution Has Begun -- PC Networks to WWW

Bringing Up RoboBaby, on Humanoid known as Cog.
The Creators -- ``Twenty-five years ago, they brought the Internet to life.''
A Crazy Shade of Winter -- ``His Beethoven's Ninth, Mozart's "Dissonant" Quartet, and Stravinsky's Rite of Spring are probably the most substantialand satisfying CD-ROMs ever made.''
Not Problems, Opportunities by Izumi Aizu -- An interview with the president of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, Masashi Kojima.

Y. Kanada (Send comments to kanada @ trc.rwcp.or.jp)