Cyberculture Sites

Chats and Conferences

Alamak Internet Chat: More than 20,000 chat users each day from around the world.
Benso.Com IRC Help: The most complete IRC help download site, with IRC FAQs, IRC Primers, IRC Help files, and more.
Chat Logs: Logs from a variety of on-line chat arenas, mostly featuring celebrities and experts.
CU-SeeMe: A tutorial and informational site about the CU-SeeMe videoconferencing technology.
DALnet IRC Network: Introduction and welcome to the DALnet IRC network.
DALnet Server List: A list of DALnet servers. DALnet is an alternative to the EFNet IRC network.
Intercontinental Conferencing Services: Home of ICS Netropolis.
Internet Phone: The home page for Vocaltec's Internet Phone and Internet Wave applications.
L'Hotel Chat: An interactive Internet hotel.
Lyris: Lyris Email List Server is a program for running email mailing lists on the Internet.
Microsoft V-Chat: 3-D graphical chat system from Microsoft.
Quarterdeck Internet Chat Guide: Listing of scheduled chats for Quarterdeck's Global Chat client.
Talk City!: An Internet community with a calendar of scheduled chats, each week managed by trained conference hosts
tile.net/listserv: The reference to Internet discussion groups.
Tribal Voice - The PowWow Page: Program for Windows that allows up to seven people to chat, send and receive files, and cruise the World Wide Web.
WebLine95: Web chat server product designed for Windows 95 and Windows NT.
WiredSide Chat: Interactive audio forum in Club Wired.
World of MUSH: An introductory guide to that special brand of Multi-User Dungeon (MUD), the MUSH.
Yahoo -Chatting Indices: Yahoo's list of IRC, IRC help sites, and related chats and conferences.
Yahoo! - mIRC: Yahoo! index to mIRC-related Web sites.
YouthChat Web: Chat with other kids and teens in real-time from all over the world. Global Chat from Apple's Youth Central

Cyber Café Guide

A guide to those special coffeehouses offering Internet linkups and the cyberculture zeitgeist.

Cybermedia

Cyberkind: Prosaics and poetics for a wired world.
Dilbert Zone: Featuring Dilbert cartoons, news, merchandise and more.
Suck: A leading cyberculture feature zine.
USA Today Net Sites of Note: USA Today's what's new page.

EFF "Net Culture & Cyber-Anthropology" Archive

A guide to cybercultural resources sponsored by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

EFF's Smiley Dictionary

A guide to those special characters that keep on-line chat civil and understandable.

Jargon 3.2.0

Reference to Internet jargon.

Julia's Home Page

A program that attempts to pass the Turing test for artificial sentience.

Meme

Explores the origins and future of cyberspace.

Off-World (Blade Runner page)

The Philip K. Dick novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" is fairly definitive cyberculture.

On-Line Issues

Copyright FAQ: All about copyright laws and practices.
Edupage newsletter: Issues surrounding the information society.
Electronic Frontier Foundation: The granddaddy of cyber-rights organizations.
Electronic Privacy Information Center: Public interest group whose goal is to focus public attention on emerging
Society for Electronic Access (SEA): Public interest group dealing with issues relating to cyber-rights.
Yahoo! - Electronic Freedom: Yahoo! index to sites dealing with issues relating to Internet civil rights.