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Albion Releases Netiquette Quiz Applet
We're very excited to launch our first Java applet. It's nifty and
it's fun and it's a good way to brush on the rules of network etiquette
-- take the Netiquette
Quiz. This is the first of many to come. Enjoy.
December 9, 1996
Browse Blake Online
One never knows how an Internet mailing list will turn out when you
launch it. There are simply too many variables -- Will anyone sign up?
Post? Break up into a ball of flame? Will there be so much list traffic
that the mail server blows up? This summer, Albion's most popular service
has been Blake Online, a mailing list devoted to the life and work of 19th-century
poet William Blake. Launched into the academic vapors of the Internet in
November 1993, the Blake list has hundreds of subscribers from around the
world who discuss and debate everything from the meaning of the word "modern"
to the minutae of Blake's illuminated poems. Find out how
to subscribe or review the Blake
Online archives.
September 5, 1996
Albion Closes MSN Services
This isn't exactly a "hot" item, but for the record and in case anyone
is the least bit interested, we've closed all four of our services on The
Microsoft Network. We'll be redeploying most of our MSN content here on
the web and we look forward to continuing our record of developing and
delivering innovative online services. Add this page to your Bookmark collection
or Favorite Places and stop by later this summer to see what we're coming
up with next. If you're an MSN member, check out our farewell
message.
July 10, 1996
The Millennium Shows - an online novel
Albion is pleased to announce the World Wide Web edition of Philip
Baruth's futuristic novel, The
Millennium Shows. The text and graphics of the original paperback
edition (ISBN 0-9637025-5-6) are now available at the Albion web site in
their entirety, with a page for each of the book's thirteen chapters. The
Millennium Shows is a beautifully-crafted tale about a wanderer
known only as "Story". Armed with a credit card and a healthy paranoia
about the modern world, Story joins a group of merry deadheads on a cross-country
voyage to the ultimate New Year's Eve party on December 31, 1999. Why wait
three more years? Join
the revelry now.
June 21, 1996
Novel Discussion Chat on Pigs in Heaven
Albion host Catherine Hubbard and Novel Discussions participants discussed
Pigs in Heaven by Barbara Kingsolver on May 30, 1996. Check out
the transcript
of this lively chat session.
AuthorChat with Kevin Savetz
Albion hosted a live chat event with netscribe and man-about-the-net
Kevin Savetz on Tuesday, May 28. Kevin was on hand in the BookExpo chat
room (Go word "bookexpo" on MSN), discussing his new book MBONE: Multicasting
Tomorrow's Internet and other net-related items. If you're interested
in finding out more about Kevin or the MBONE, check the chat
transcript.
Spring Media Bug
Did anyone see Virginia Shea, author of Netiquette, live on
CNN on April 4? Most of the CNN staff were off to Montana to cover the
arrest of the Unabomber suspect, but Virginia anchored a segment on the
ever-popular topic of network etiquette. Virginia was also featured in
a cover story in the San Francisco Chronicle last month, as well as in
a morning commute radio program.
"Online Insider" chat with Robert Seidman 2/22
On February 22, 1996, AlbionBooks hosted a live chat event with Robert
Seidman, author of the influential newsletter, "Online Insider." The chat
was held in Albion's new Doors of Cyberspace area on The Microsoft Network
-- an edited transcript
is now available.
Albion publishes guide to MSN
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