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7 December 2017 - Sovereignty for "Word that Matter" on Medium.com

From the (excellent) eagle image and my appelation as "Cannabis Entrepreneur Justin Hall..." you'd think this article might be about America's drug war. But this piece is really about wrestling with my infant daughter.

17 May 2013 - Dice.com: The Near-Future of Recruiting from #truSanFran

Scrolling back through these archives I'm noting a number of "near-future of X" based on an event I'm attending. I think I'm a reflexive near-future peddler. Here's my prognostications on the future of tech recruiting &shrug;

30 April 2013 - Dice.com: Justin Hall: Transitioning from Techie to Recruiter

My journey into tech recruiting!!!

31 March 2010 - O'Reilly Radar - Play on the iPad: the Magic Circle and a marketplace

Predicting some mobile tablet computing fun as the first iPad emerged.

24 May 2005 - RES Magazine - Please Make Games

An essay evangelizing independent, personal video game production for the May/June 2005 issue.

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24 May 2005 - TheFeature - E3: Mobile Game Hardware Merging

What is a mobile gaming handset? What is a mobile entertainment device? Fortunately those distinctions are being blurred, and playful mobile social networks might be the result.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

31 March 2005 - TheFeature - Towards a Methodology of Mobile Game Design

Announcing an independent mobile gaming special interest group: the spirit of knowledge sharing and cooperation for mobile play developers.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

18 March 2005 - TheFeature - GDC Mobile 2005: Maturation before Innovation

Mobile games had a stronger presence than ever at the Game Developer's Conference, but hopefully, innovation will continue in spite of this legitimacy.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

23 November 2004 - Gamasutra - The State Of Church: Doug Church on the Death of PC Gaming and the Future of Defining Gameplay

Justin Hall talks to former Ultima Underworld co-creator and System Shock and Thief contributor, Doug Church, discussing exactly where the PC gaming market is heading, as well as the precise difference between entertainment and play in this console-heavy era. [Registration Required]

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

28 September 2004 - TheFeature - Playing with Mobile Media

Report from the 2004 Tokyo Game Show: Not only are digital cameras appearing in phones, they’re now appearing in mobile games as well.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

August 2004 - Yoga Journal - Don't Shoot

What if video games could teach us to be more grounded? The Journey to Wild Divine, a new adventure game series that teaches self-awareness through biofeedback and visualization, turns the quest for calm into entertainment.

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

26 July 2004 - TheFeature - Mobile Play by Mail

The future of wireless entertainment may well lie in some of the oldest modern games. Soon, your buddy list may light up with game moves as well as messages.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

3 July 2004 - Game Girl Advance - gimme gamepunk

Justin Hall journeys amidst acid queen minibosses and naked piano players, in search of video game fashion.

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

16 June 2004 - TheFeature - Mobile Entertainment: The Power of Play

Mobile entertainment serves a critical social function -- it will teach us how to be connected citizens.

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11 June 2004 - TheFeature - Tomorrow's Mobile Content, Today

Mobile gamers might find each other gathered around local-area distribution of broadband content

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

31 May 2004 - Game Girl Advance - Hero of One

One day in the City of Heroes, an online massively-multiplayer online game based on high-fashion crimefighters.

[Filed Under: Game Review]

30 May 2004 - TheFeature - What's Happening, HotSpot?

The difficulties of paying for decent WiFi access may wind down as access prices drop and WiFi roaming looms.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

17 May 2004 - TheFeature - Portable Gaming in the Post-GameBoy Era

After years of watching a few innovators attempt to cram exciting mobile gameplay into small mobile phones, this year's E3 might be the final sign that the hardware for uniquely mobile gaming is here.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

6 May 2004 - Gamasutra - Indie Game Jam 2004: Fun and Frustration in Physics

When an entire game development project is compressed into a weekend, experimentation is king and production values won't stand in the way of a good time.

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

21 April 2004 - TheFeature - Cellular Cruising for Casual Sex

Have our chances of "hooking up" been augmented by mobile devices? A talk with sociologists and historians about technologies of dating and their effects on human desire.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

1 April 2004 - TheFeature.com - Mogi: Second Generation Location-Based Gaming

Real and virtual have finally met in fun - reporting on Mogi, the brilliant location-based online multiplayer experience in Tokyo. Cited on Slashdot.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

17 March 2004 - TheFeature - Social Surveillance for Mobile Media

The future of social networks and media sharing on mobile devices depends on phones that watch our every move. Does that sound scary? It sure beats filling out forms about our friends.

[Filed Under: Mobile Media Making]

2 March 2004 - TheFeature - The Moment for Mini-Games

Examining the rapidly shrinking attention span of some single-player games on mobile phones.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

1 March 2004 - Infineon - The Speed of Tokyo's Subways

For Infineon, a semiconductor company sponsored technology and culture magazine, I described the feeling of travelling within the magic mesh of Tokyo's train system.

[Filed Under: Travel]

17 February 2004 - TheFeature - Harnessing the Hacker's HeckleBot

Fostering community between the physical world and the mobile internet might require a dance with distraction.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

28 January 2004 - Game Girl Advance - Max Pleasure

A favorable experience with a recently maligned PlayStation 2 game, Max Payne 2. Dialog doubts be damned - this is interactive fun, and good use of games for storytelling.

[Filed Under: Game Review]

27 January 2004 - TheFeature - Korea's Mobile Multiplayer

Koreans have started playing mobile multiplayer games, and they may never play alone again.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

21 January 2004 - Game Girl Advance - Hail Nintendo DoubleScreen

An optimistic take on Nintendo's new portable game product announcement. Envisioning an upswing in game information density!

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

13 January 2004 - TheFeature - The Value of the Vibrate Function

Las Vegas in January is awash in geeks - people that love technology, and people that make pornography. Between them exists potential for mobile erotic applications.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

22 December 2003 - TheFeature - Adaptive Disambiguation

The struggle to predict the next word in mobile text messages foreshadows a larger struggle to shape communications and rewire our minds.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

8 December 2003 - TheFeature - KDDI's MP3 Ringtones

Expanded potential for pop songs and commercial jingles coming from mobile devices in Japan.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

19 November 2003 - TheFeature - Skinning in Seoul

By the time I left Seoul my devices were blissfully wrapped in layers of pop-culture plastic.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

6 November 2003 - TheFeature - Mobility in Seoul

When I arrived in South Korea, I was hell-bent on procuring my own Korean phone. Sadly, hell-bent is all I got.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

24 October 2003 - Wireless Gaming Review - TapWave Coverage

Examining the potential and passion behind one attempt to make a remote control for the modern media lifestyle. Distributed within a print Wireless Gaming Review supplement packaged with EGM and Computer Gaming World magazines.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

15 October 2003 - Gamasutra - Event Wrap-Up: Tokyo Game Show 2003

A Report on Japan's premier game event for the web site of Game Developer Magazine. A focus on the state of Japan's game development, including interviews and commentary from a range of experts and participants. (Free registration required to access the piece).

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

11 October 2003 - TheFeature - Mobile Japan Gallery

Photos from the streets and subways of Tokyo, demonsrating current human mobile integration.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

1 October 2003 - TheFeature - Mobile Reaching Robots

Judging by the tiny cars at the Tokyo Game Show, there is some frightening fun to be had steering machines with mobile phones.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

23 September 2003 - TheFeature - New Devices, Same Games

Soon we're going to see a whole bunch of devices designed for fancy mobile gaming. Each is launching with big licenses and little multiplayer. I'm still waiting for a mobile phone game that's both social and addictive.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

23 August 2003 - TheFeature - Personal Life Annotation Devices

How weblogs spell out the future of mobile media making - life annotation devices. (Text from a speech presented in Finland).

[Filed Under: Mobile Media Making]

13 August 2003 - TheFeature - The Onset of Connected Cameras

Now that we are just beginning to agree upon the proper place to make and receive mobile phone calls, the mobile connected camera is coming. Where is the proper place to take or distribute a picture?

[Filed Under: Mobile Media Making]

14 July 2003 - Game Girl Advance - Galaxies Auctions - It Has Already Begun

Exploring the first signs of external markets in the popular massively-multiplayer online game, Star Wars Galaxies. This story was picked up by Slashdot, and later the BBC.

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

9 July 2003 - TheFeature - Rehearsing the Future: Report from the First International Moblogging Conference

Reporting from Tokyo-based conference to discuss the use of mobile phones with cameras for rapid publishing on the internet.

[Filed Under: Mobile Media Making]

7 July 2003 - Wireless Gaming Review - Mobile No Candle to Console

Turning the unturned stones in mobile phone entertainment - what hasn't been done? Originally slated for a print run in EGM, this piece ended up free on the web instead.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

1 July 2003 - Rodale's Scuba Diving Magazine - EverBlue 2

A capsule review of a scuba-diving game for PlayStation2; the first game review to run in Scuba Diving magazine. (Review included here).

[Filed Under: Game Review]

31 June 2003 - Xbox Nation Magazine - Live and Flawed

An opinion piece on the somewhat crippled quality of community on Xbox Live, Microsoft's early attempt at online console gaming infrastructure.

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

5 June 2003 - TheFeature - Talking Heads

Corporate Social Responsibility - Talking to the two far-distant sides considering radiation emitted by mobile phones.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

16 May 2003 - TheFeature - Mobile Games Teach the Big Boys

Mobile games might be innovating for the entire videogame industry - a report from E3 2003, written with Jane Pinckard.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

5 May 2003 - TheFeature - Welcome I-Home

Turns out that personal home pages are very popular on mobile phones in Japan. Jane Pinckard and I worked on this piece together after she discovered and translated some i-mode home pages.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

10 April 2003 - Online Journalism Review - Ethics in Video Game Journalism

Examining the ethics of game fans writing about games. Includes an accompanying sidebar survey of online game journalism.

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

1 April 2003 - Wired Magazine - The Fantasy Life of Coder Boys

Brief coverage of the Indie Game Jam with profiles of three participating game developers, Thatcher Ulrich, Brian Sharp and Chris Hecker, talking about games they would make if they had their druthers.

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

12 March 2003 - MindJack - Pleasurable but not Provocative

A joint review of Tom Clancy spy thriller video game Splinter Cell for the Xbox composed with Jane Pinckard.

[Filed Under: Game Review]

24 February 2003 - MindJack - Simian Simplicity and Painful Puzzles

A somewhat embittered review of Super Monkey Ball 2 for Nintendo's Game Cube.

[Filed Under: Game Review]

14 February 2003 - TheFeature - Mo' Smut in Japan

Jane Pinckard and I collaborated on this article exploring the sexual uses of mobile phones in Japan.

[Filed Under: Mobile Impact]

4 January 2003 - The New York Times - Today's Visions of the Science of Tomorrow

Op-Ed piece, under the heading "Professor PlayStation" - exerpted from a longer essay, part of a collection of essays about science in the United States put together by literary agent and provocateur John Brockman @ Edge.org.

[Filed Under: Game Culture]

3 January 2003 - TheFeature - Multiplayer - the Only Mobile Game

Single-player games are a waste of devices built for human communication.

[Filed Under: Mobile Gaming]

21 November 2002 - TheFeature - From Weblog to Moblog

What happens when weblogs go mobile? Searching reality for friends and information.

[Filed Under: Mobile Media Making]

2 November 2002 - South China Morning Post - HK hopes of gold and games glory depend on speedy Shing

Coverage of the Hong Kong Age of Empires team battling it out at the World Cyber Games in Daejeon, South Korea, for an English-language daily newspaper in Hong Kong.

2 November 2002 - South China Morning Post - Mainland player breaks shoot-em-up hoodoo

Coverage of "RocketBoy" from mainland China, reaching for the Quake 3 title at the World Cyber Games in Daejeon, South Korea, for an English-language daily newspaper in Hong Kong.

23 October 2002 - TheFeature - South Korea: Wireless Wonder-Workers or Game Content Sweat Shop?

Survey of the burgeoning capital of games.

18 October 2002 - TheFeature - The Wireless Angels of Our Nature

Will our application of wireless technology empower creativity or increase invasions of privacy? Or both?

October 2002 - J@pan Inc Magazine - FujiFilm Axia Eyeplate: The Chewable Digital Camera

Justin Hall puts the bite on a very small digital camera.

August 2002 - Yahoo Internet Life Magazine - Meanwhile, Over in Japan...

We turn our attention to Tokyo, where millions of cell phone addicts are thumb-typing their way into the future.

19 August 2002 - TheFeature - Living Loud: the Mobile Lifestyle

Mobile phones have changed our minds and our manners.

June 2002 - J@panInc magazine - Internet Withdrawal in Akita

It takes time, money and a steely determination to access your unsolicited commercial emails on the road.

20 June 2002 - TheFeature - 3G: Will Children Father The Industry?

What are high speed video-camera mobile phones good for anyways? Maybe Japanese teenagers will tell us, if we give them a chance.

7 June 2002 - TheFeature - E3 2002: Enter the Hardcore Mobile Gamer?

Serious mobile phone game players might make for the same sort of hardware arms race in phone technology we have with personal computers; once we can chat and exist in 3d worlds on portable communications devices, we might have the hardcore gamers to thank.

1 May 2002 - Chanpon.org - Madame Butterfly: An Early Mixed-Culture Fable

Exploring race-mixing, Japanese name-calling and Asian book-cover judging.

27 April 2002 - TheFeature - Wish upon a Wireless Wallet

Merging the mobile phone and the wallet to reduce the unsightly bulges in our pockets and purses.

17 April 2002 - TheFeature - MAKE MONEY FAST FROM ANYWHERE!!!

Spam threatens mobile messaging worldwide, legislators take aim.

28 February 2002 - Chanpon.org - Being A Broad in Japan

Western women in Japan face unique challenges, not the least of which might be remaining single.

20 February 2002 - TheFeature - Mobile Reporting: Peer to Peer News

High-speed videophones could mean widespread reporting from the field.

15 February 2002 - Wireless Gaming Review - Samurai Romanesque: Be an i-mode Mifune

Playing the first mobile phone game connecting thousands of players in feudal Japan.

4 February 2002 - TheFeature - Can Old Designers Teach Our Phones New Tricks?

Electronic entertainment old-timers know what it's like to work with limited hardware, and still make fun games.

February 2002 - J@panInc magazine - Seiko's New Pocket Monster Provides Speedy Japanese Translations

Writer Justin Hall has found that recently he is paying more attention to his Seiko RM2000 pocket dictionary than to his friends.

31 January 2002 - TheFeature - Where is Location-Based Marketing?

If your mobile phone knows where you are, what might someone try to sell you? Reporting on Japan's early location-based tests, interviews with Finns.

06 December 2001 - TheFeature - True Wireless

What if we could send electricity through the sky like we do data? Considering wireless electricity and other ways to make mobile phones truly wireless; cutting the power plug.

01 November 2001 - TheFeature - Foreigner's Phone: The Internet in My Pocket

My first report on the wireless world of Tokyo; how I came to have a camera/computer phone and what it's done for my human relationships.

25 October 2001 - TheFeature - Winged and Wired

Worried that some folks might have a moment to themselves, several companies are promising to keep business travelers online in-flight. A survey of in-flight internet options.

1 October 2001 - TheFeature - New Developers on the Block

A survey of young and established game developers working with mobile phones.

20 September 2001 - TheFeature - Entertaining Japanese People

With today's technology and bandwidth limitations, passive entertainment is tough to come by on a mobile phone, even in the mecca of mobile multimedia. A survey of Japanese mobile phone entertainment, including the first batch of 3G services.

18 September 2001 - Mindjack - Mobile Phones: Reporting from Death's Doorstep

Suddenly, people are reporting on their own deaths using mobile phones. Article about the of mobile phones during the terrorist bombing of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

September 2001 - Supercade, MIT Press

For this "visual history of the videogame age" I contributed essays on the Apple II, BurgerTime and Spy Hunter.

September 2001 - Hypertext Kitchen - GameStudies.org

A critique of the first issue of an academic journal of videogame studies. The short version: "GameStudies would do well to put down their George Landow books and download some Dani Bunten games."

28 August 2001 - TheFeature - HaikuHaiku

Jay Bain has a vision for grassroots location-based publishing for the people.

5 June 2001 - TheFeature - Japanese media junkies stream video from their laps.

The Biportable wireless network in Japan allows you to watch movies pulled from the sky; DVD quality content streamed wirelessly from the Internet.

22 May 2001 - TheFeature - WE3 - The Wireless Entertainment Expo

Wireless games were vibrating in the pocket of E3, America's largest electronic gaming conference.

18 May 2001 - Salon - Battle of the gaming giants

"At opening day of the E3 Electronic Entertainment Expo, Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft eye each other warily." Meditations on the body language of the senior VPs of the three largest game hardware makers.

Salon won this article in an auction.

16 April 2001 - Feed - The X-Box Hustle

"The Microsoft marketing machine went to great lengths to dazzle the Tokyo Games Show audience. In the cafeteria, each lunch tray featured a picture of Bill Gates, smiling and holding up a Japanese X-Box controller in one hand, and a cheeseburger in the other. An inscription in the upper right-hand corner read, "Which Is More Delicious?"

16 April 2001 - FiringSquad - Tokyo Game Show 2001

"We sent Justin to Japan to cover the Tokyo Game Show. Read on to hear about Justin's adventures with the XBox, GameBoy Advance, other various games, and the women that stand near them." Note: I didn't write many of the captions on the photos.

4 March 2001 - TheFeature - Unplugging Games

Greg Costikyan has a reputation for making procative pen and paper role-playing games. What the heck is he doing designing games for wireless mobile phones?

13 February 2001 - Feed - Counter-Strike

"Game-players grow up seeing footage of real men with real guns storming into houses and buildings and fields. Television made that veracity attractive. Minh Le made it interactive."

4 December 2000 - Gamers.com - Preview: Tropico

Examining the political implications of a Cuba 1960s simulation. More political than most games, fortunately my editors Sandy and Terence made me strip most of my political ramblings.

December 2000 - Gamers.com - The Dungeons & Dragons Movie

Interviews with several of the folks involved with the D&D Movie

2 December 2000 - ZDTV/TechTV - Games Getting Out of Hand

How can people with hand problems play modern computer games?

November 2000 - Gamers.com - Star Wars Role Playing Game

A history of Star Wars games across board, dice, card, arcade, video and computer - whew!

PlayTest: Dringthan, an eco-priest with little to do on the starship frontiers.

12 October 2000 - Rolling Stone - Hire This Boy To Play Your Video Games

Josh Griffith is paid by people to play online multiplayer games for them.

October 2000 - Gamers.com - Dungeons and Dragons Third Edition

Interview: Game Master Gary Gygax Gives Gamers Good Guidance

Digging into the chain-smoking co-founder of modern role-playing games.

Interview: In the Kitchen with Monte Cook

The Third Edition Dungeon Master

PlayTest: Glem Gaddle

My journal as a troublemaking Gnome Illusionist playing D&D Third Edition.

September 2000 - Gamers.com - History: The Roots of Computer Roleplaying

Too dry - fun history for me, but I didn't reach out enough with the piece. Sidebar for a Baldur's Gate 2 feature.

September 2000 - Gamers.com - Senate Hearings on Marketing Violence to Youth

Reportage: Marketing Violence in the Senate

"Media violence is a hot topic this election year; after recent shootings in well-heeled schools, politicians are rushing to demand accountability from the entertainment industry. But behind their statements and demands, there was little threat of action."

Parody: $enate Kommerce Kommittee Killfest

What if the Senators had just cut loose with all of their vitriol about violence in the media? Hearing as deathmatch.

29 August 2000 - TheFeature.com: The Fantasy of the Forever Game

An article for a Nokia-sponsored web site about the future of wireless web gaming. They stripped most of the links, so I have posted a version with full links.

August 2000 - Gamers.com - Gencon, a role-playing games conference in Milwaukee Wisconsin:

Analysis: Real Role-Playing?

Exploring the unspoken tension between pen and paper role-playing gamers and computer role-playing games.

GenCon Journal

Lunch with Gary Gygax, CardFighters Clash of the Titans, and other wet adventures.

August 2000 - Gamers.com - Origins, a miniatures wargaming convention in Columbus Ohio:

The Next Generation of Bearded Men

Most miniatures wargamers are bearded middle aged men with a paunch. How do young gamers get into this stuff?

Unplugging Games

Some of the the best known, best loved computer games started out as board games, card games or role-playing games. What about games that go the other way?

A View from the News Bunker

Working with the ex-military Gamers.com news team was intense. For them.

August 2000 - Gamers.com - DragonCon, a Science Fiction/Gaming convention in Atlanta Georgia:

Miss Klingon Empire

A beauty pageant where women dress up as aliens. Scratch that, beautiful aliens.

Masquerade Ball

A parade of DragonCon freaks and fans.

The Dealer's Room

You can get any media you want, in the dealer's room at a con.

DragonCon Journal

The Salvation Army meets young goth girls with black wings, while the floors are littered with syringes and I buy into the Illuminati.

July 2000 - Gamers.com - Interview: Peter Moore, President of Sega USA

The President of Sega USA used to work in marketing for Reebok during a human rights scandal there. This was video and text interview.

16 February 2000 - FiringSquad.com - Game Review: The Sims

9 February 2000 - FiringSquad.com - Interview: John Carmack, Quake Maker

Carmack represents the mathematical brains behind the modern first person shooter. He has uncanny discipline, yet just before the interview it was announced that he was to be married. My questions concerned mostly his personal life and his growing up - the stuff about graphics and games was asked mostly by Bob, my co-interviewer (both of us are labelled FS).

December 1999 - Nude as the News - Jane's Addiction: Ritual de lo Habitual

Nude as the News ran a series on the "100 Most Influential Albums of the 90s," and Ritual de lo Habitual was ranked number 12. I was able to share my love for the band with some text for them.

31 October 1999 - FiringSquad.com - Game Review: Jagged Alliance 2

My first review for FiringSquad; I used the term "genre-defining" to describe a sequel. Sheesh. My coworkers rightfully made fun of me for that.

November 1999 to January 2000 - Gamers.com - Gamer of the Day Interviews

Near-daily interviews with average readers and some celebrities from the world of video games. I was worn out by the rate and GOTD stopped after nearly two months. The archives came down during a site redesign. Here's Van as a sample.

19 August 1999 - Rolling Stone Magazine - Where The Geeks Are

Profile of the two core young men responsible for Slashdot, a major technology community site, grown grassroots style. An exploration of the best geek news site on the eve of their purchase by Andover.net.

Early-Mid 1999 - WildWeb Games

To cut my teeth on game writing I signed up for a bunch of $150-a-pop game reviews for a catalog. The site seems to have gone down, so I've republished them here, lengthy and unedited. Caesar III, Carmageddon 2 (I wrote a version of Jingle Bells to describe the game), Grand Theft Auto, Rage of Mages, Might & Magic VI, BladeRunner.

December 1995 - Internet Underground - 403 Forbidden: Sex in Context

I wrote a 403 Forbidden column, "sex in context: forget kids and cyberporn, let's confront our prudish culture" for their first issue, dated december 1995. I was also listed as a contributing editor for a few issues. Aspiring to cover Internet culture with some edge, this magazine folded within eighteen months.

30 November 1995 - Rolling Stone #722

I wrote a half page piece for the Rolling Stone "Cyber Nation" issue. i summed up my path to personal web publishing nirvana and encouraged others to settle the turf. they neglected to print my URL, instead my e-mail address, listed as "justin@cyborganic.con" They tried. (This issue also included the "Webheads on Ramona Street" Jeff Goodell portrait of Cyborganic).

March 1995 - Wired Magazine - Publish the Spew: The Way of a Web Publisher

This was my basic web autobiography and evangelism that I'd been spewing around the office so much that finally kind-hearted Kristen Spence said, Why don't you write it down?

14 December 1991 - USENET / Newsgroup coverage for The Parker Weekly

December 1991 - The Humble Review - Akira Movie Review

Visit writing archives for self-published articles on Holy Ghost drug-users, Swedish toilets, ambient dance, and physical assault by Kurt Vonnegut.

Ten articles: sustainable development in Honduras from August 1997.

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