James Oliver Cury

Big bucks--and big names--fuel a new crop of websites. But do they deliver?
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For fans of ''The X-Files'' and ''Myst'' comes a new cryptic online puzzle
See what we thought of ''Election,'' ''Idle Hands,'' ''Pushing Tin,'' and more
Movie studios like Disney, Viacom, Sony, and more unveil a new wave of ambitious entertainment websites
See what we thought of ''EDtv,'' ''The Matrix,'' and more
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Websites have invaded prime time with slick, high-concept ad campaigns
Celebrity stalking gets sophisticated
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The music industry attempts to fight back with high-tech, high-security systems
A look at ''Patch Adams,'' ''The Prince of Egypt,'' and ''Stepmom''
Celebrity stalking gets sophisticated
The music industry attempts to fight back with high-tech, high-security systems
A look at ''Patch Adams,'' ''The Prince of Egypt,'' and ''Stepmom''
A look at ''A Bug's Life,'' ''Gods and Monsters,'' and ''Very Bad Things''
The singer/talk show host talks about his first computer, his favorite sites, and answering email
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Users can assume the role of Democrats, Republicans, CIA, media, or the President
We take a look at the sites for ''Pleasantville,'' ''Holy Man,'' and more
Online book and CD sales are up, thanks to sites like CDnow.com and Amazon.com
Quietly but quite effectively, the organization has started to police Hollywood movie websites
Enter a web screenwriting contest and jumpstart your career
Millions have made chat-and-page software ICQ an underground sensation. What makes this gizmo so good?
Chatting with Srinija "Ninja" Srinivasan, the 26-year-old vice president/editor in chief of the Web giant
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