Online for Issue 2
January 1996

> Features:

• "A Conversation with the CandyMan":
  The archivist of recipes for disaster talks about why posting bomb- making plans is his right as an American

• "Are Online Services Dead?":
  If the Internet means the end of the world as the online services know it, why do they feel fine?

• "From Here to Obscurity":
  The 'net is littered with shrines to the likes of Brad Pitt. Why not bypass those sites for the road less traveled?

• "Radio (inter)Active":
  Live radio on the 'net is supposed to be the .wav of the future -- unless live video kills the radio stars, again.

• "Are We Not Mentos?":
  To some they're chalky white chewy mints, but to a small devoted following theyre an intensley fresh obsession.

>Departments:

• @ Large: Mirsky entertains some low-resolution thoughts for the New Year
• Brainpan: Advanced surfing techniques: avoiding ads by design
• FAQ: Frequently Answered Questions, this time on the topic of alt.tasteless
• Hyperlink: The IU editors discuss "avoiding Yanni"
• On the 'Net with: Scott Thompson of Kids in the Hall fame
• Top Ten: Ten spiffy sites
• Weird on the Web: From The Contortion Home Page to The Zombie Death Dungeon