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From small-batch bourbons and rip-snortin' rye to Japanese firewater and extremely rare Scotch, boozehounds go on a big-ticket binge. From Forbes.com.
Readers question technological advance, promote debate and are passionate about simple cell phones.
J.A. Konrath's sexy GPS assistant will accompany him this summer on what is perhaps the most ambitious book tour ever. By Kathleen Craig.
Readers claim a credit freeze is no panacea, stick up for LiveJournal, and applaud a more nuanced view of teenage sexuality.
Tom Cruise tops Forbes' annual list of the 100 top celebrities. By Forbes.com
Effects whiz Dennis Muren creates some of modern movies' most memorable imagery. But the creatures that stalk through his 1967 flick The Equinox came alive the old-fashioned way. Wired News interview by Jason Silverman.
The Naked Truth About Sex Ed
A new book recognizes that young people today live in a very different world, sexually speaking, than their elders did. Thank goodness. Commentary by Regina Lynn.
In a warning shot for Web 2.0 "buzz" marketing, a little-known policy keeps images from virtual world Second Life out of public listings on the popular picture-sharing site. By Kathleen Craig.
Generate income by using your brain and tapping guerrilla marketers' creative magic. Forbes lists the 10 most effective tactics for hooking new customers.
No more "poke the doll." The lusty crowd at the first-ever Sex in Videogames conference sees a future where adult video games are creative, inspired and, most of all, profitable. Annalee Newitz reports from San Francisco.
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