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	Whose idea was that? Inventions. Who needs them? Nicole Segre on the best and worst of bright ideas
	Personal services The Web's gonna change the way we shop, says Don Peppers
	Online luvvies The BBC's got big plans for the Web
	Building on hot air An interview with one of the physicists from CERN who has turned his hand to the Web to bring you personal email
	Godfrey Tidmarsh: the plain-speaking prophet A grand coup for the Room. One of the world's foremost common sense mystics writes your horoscopes
	Media slag with Shazza The start of a regular weekly column in which our Shazza dissects the best of the news from the UK and abroad
	The Argument engine Possibly the most pointless and argumentative device on the Web
	Pub-u-like: a guide If you're confused by the millions of proliferating pub guides, then try this handy guide to the best of the guides... ..er, or um, something
	Silicon and paper Science fiction is perhaps most at home where your imagination can run free, which means maybe it's best in books
	Information overload Too many facts can drive you round the bend, now you've got to watch how much you read, too
	Off your trolley Supermarket shopping isn't just about feeding your face. Your psyche's secrets are in your trolley
	Multimedia and chips What are Intel doing putting multimedia on your CPU?
	Rockin' the Internet Let there be rock...
	Virtual pet invasion Virtual pets take Japan by storm
	Web-based audio comes of age A guide to the technology behind streaming audio
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