Part One: Bits Are Bits
1: The DNA of Information
2: Debunking Bandwidth
3: Bitcasting
4: The Bit Police
5: Commingled Bits
6: The Bit Business
Part Two: Interface
7: Where People and Bits Meet
8: Graphical Persona
9: 20/20 VR 116
10: Looking and Feeling
11: Can We Talk About This?
12: Less Is More
Part Three: Digital Life
13: The Post-Information Age
14: Prime Time Is My Time
15: Good Connections
16: Hard Fun
17: Digital Fables and Foibles
18: The New E-xpressionists
January, 1997: Updated List of Columns, with a brief summary, by Gérard Martin
December, 1996: Laptop Envy
November, 1996: The Digital Absence of Localism
October, 1996: Electronic Word of Mouth
September, 1996: The Future of Phone Companies
August, 1996: Where am I?
July, 1996: Object-Oriented Television
June, 1996: The Next Billion Users
May, 1996: Caught Browsing Again
April, 1996: Affective Computing
March, 1996: Pluralistic, Not Imperialistic
February, 1996: The Future of the Book
January, 1996: Where Do New Ideas Come From?
December, 1995: Wearable Computing
November, 1995: Being Decimal
November, 1995: "Being Nicholas", the Wired Interview by Thomas A. Bass
October, 1995: 2020: The Fiber-Coax Legacy
September, 1995: Get a Life?
August, 1995: Bit by Bit, Pcs Are Becoming Tvs. Or Is It the Other Way Around?
July, 1995: Affordable Computing
June, 1995: Digital Videodiscs: Either Format Is Wrong