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{{toplink|url=http://archive.org/details/OtherNetworksNewsletter|name=archive.org/details/OtherNetworksNewsletter}} [[File:ONN-Banner.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Other Networks Newsletter banner.]]'''Other Networks Newsletter''' (1981-1988) was published and edited by [[User:Stan|Stan Pokras]] and Seth Horwitz out of the Public Interest Media Project's office in the Northern Liberties section of Philadelphia. Its tagline was "A Newsletter About Networks of People." The first issues were laid out by hand with paper and scissors; subsequent issues took advantage of then-new desktop publishing technology. This metamorphosis in production was paralleled in the publication's content: E.g., earlier issues mentioned "multilogues", in which social networks were created by people sending snail-mail letters to one person who would then send out copies to all; later issues increasingly described uses of computers for interpersonal interconnection. All of this, of course, went out to the public far in advance of the advent of 21st-century tools like Facebook and Twitter.<br><br>''Note:''&nbsp;The Public Interest Media Project changed its name to [[Nonprofit_Technology_Resources_(NTR)_(Now_Closed)|Nonprofit Technology Resources]] in 1993.
  
<blockquote>'''Other Networks Newsletter''' (1981-1988) was published and edited by [[User:Stan|Stan Pokras]] and Seth Horwitz out of the Public Interest Media Project's office in the Northern Liberties section of Philadelphia. Its tagline was "A Newsletter About Networks of People." The first issues were laid out by hand with paper and scissors; subsequent issues took advantage of then-new desktop publishing technology. This metamorphosis in production was paralleled in the publication's content: E.g., earlier issues mentioned "multilogues", in which social networks were created by people sending snail-mail letters to one person who would then send out copies to all; later issues increasingly described uses of computers for interpersonal interconnection. All of this, of course, went out to the public far in advance of the advent of 21st-century tools like Facebook and Twitter.<br><br>''Note:''&nbsp;The Public Interest Media Project changed its name to Nonprofit Technology Resources (NTR) in 1993.
 
 
==Issues==
 
==Issues==
 
Here are all the <i>Other Networks</i> issues in PDF format:
 
Here are all the <i>Other Networks</i> issues in PDF format:
*[http://archive.org/stream/OtherNetworksNewsletter/other-networks-vol-1-num-1 Other Networks, Volume 1 Number 1 (Spring 1981)]
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*[http://archive.org/stream/OtherNetworksNewsletter/other-networks-vol-1-num-1 ''Other Networks'', Volume 1 Number 1 (Spring 1981)]
 
**The Freelance Directory
 
**The Freelance Directory
 
**Learning Networks
 
**Learning Networks
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**Small World
 
**Small World
 
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*[http://archive.org/stream/OtherNetworksNewsletter/other-networks-vol-1-num-2 Other Networks, Volume 1 Number 2 (Fall 1981)]
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*[http://archive.org/stream/OtherNetworksNewsletter/other-networks-vol-1-num-2 ''Other Networks'', Volume 1 Number 2 (Fall 1981)]
 
**Editorial
 
**Editorial
 
**Bicycle Network
 
**Bicycle Network
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**Letters
 
**Letters
 
<br>
 
<br>
*<i>Other Networks</i>, Volume 1 Number 3</a> (Summer 1982)<br />
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*[http://archive.org/stream/OtherNetworksNewsletter/other-networks-vol-1-num-3 ''Other Networks'', Volume 1 Number 3 (Summer 1982)]
Multilogues<br />
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**Multilogues
About the Kootenay Directory<br />
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**About the Kootenay Directory
A National Home Business Network<br />
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**A National Home Business Network
Changing Institutions<br />
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**Changing Institutions
An Experiment<br />
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**An Experiment
Computerized Communication<br />
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**Computerized Communication
Network: Two Basic Dimensions<br />
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**Network: Two Basic Dimensions
Comment<br />
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**Comment
The Barter Project<br />
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**The Barter Project
The Spiral News Network<br />
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**The Spiral News Network
The Networker's Package<br />
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**The Networker's Package
Small World Messages<br />
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**Small World Messages
How We Got Your Address<br />
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**How We Got Your Address
Network Notes<br />
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**Network Notes
Resources<br />
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**Resources
Letters<br />
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**Letters
Budget &#038; Subscription Form</p>
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**Budget and Subscription Form
<p><a href="http://ntrweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/other-networks-vol-1-num-4.pdf"><i>Other Networks</i>, Volume 1 Number 4</a> (Fall 1982)<br />
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Introduction<br />
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*[http://archive.org/stream/OtherNetworksNewsletter/other-networks-vol-1-num-4 ''Other Networks'', Volume 1 Number 4 (Fall 1982)]
A Networking Game<br />
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**Introduction
Bob Theobald is a Futurist<br />
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**A Networking Game
Continuing Education via Telecommunications<br />
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**Bob Theobald is a Futurist
Visions and Dreams<br />
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**Continuing Education via Telecommunications
* Proposal for a Communications Center<br />
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**Visions and Dreams
* Computer Lib/Dream Machines<br />
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***Proposal for a Communications Center
* Infoman<br />
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***Computer Lib/Dream Machines
* Vision of a Neighborhood Office in 1985<br />
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***Infoman
"Participate" on the Source<br />
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***Vision of a Neighborhood Office in 1985
Agricultural Networks<br />
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**"Participate" on the Source
Book Review: <i>Networking:</i> A First Report and Directory<br />
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**Agricultural Networks
4 Pages from Folks Who Used an "Interest Book" at the WFS Conference<br />
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**Book Review: ''Networking:'' A First Report and Directory
Small World Messages<br />
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**4 Pages from Folks Who Used an "Interest Book" at the WFS Conference
Resources<br />
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**Small World Messages
Letters<br />
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**Resources
Budget &#038; Subscription Form</p>
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**Letters
<p><a href="http://ntrweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/other-networks-vol-2-num-1.pdf"><i>Other Networks</i>, Volume 2 Number 1</a> (Summer 1983)<br />
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**Budget and Subscription Form
People's Yellow Pages Simplified<br />
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<br>
Open Network<br />
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*[http://archive.org/stream/OtherNetworksNewsletter/other-networks-vol-2-num-1 ''Other Networks'', Volume 2 Number 1 (Summer 1983)]
Info Baza<br />
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**People's Yellow Pages Simplified
Densmore Discoveries<br />
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**Open Network
Healing Light Foundation<br />
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**Info Baza
Professional Writers Network<br />
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**Densmore Discoveries
The WWOOF Network<br />
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**Healing Light Foundation
Networks in Community Planning -- Two Papers<br />
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**Professional Writers Network
New England Network of Light<br />
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**The WWOOF Network
Guide to Health Oriented Periodicals<br />
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**Networks in Community Planning -- Two Papers
Philadelphia Resource Guide<br />
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**New England Network of Light
Computers in Communications<br />
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**Guide to Health Oriented Periodicals
* Book Review: <i>The Complete Handbook of Personal Computer Communications</i><br />
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**Philadelphia Resource Guide
* Two Newsletters: Dial-Out and Reset<br />
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**Computers in Communications
* A System: Delphi<br />
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***Book Review: ''The Complete Handbook of Personal Computer Communications''
Resources<br />
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***Two Newsletters: Dial-Out and Reset
Small World<br />
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***A System: Delphi
Letters<br />
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**Resources
Apple Program<br />
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**Small World
Subscription Form</p>
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**Letters
<p><a href="http://ntrweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/other-networks-vol-2-num-2.pdf"><i>Other Networks</i>, Volume 2 Number 2</a> (Spring 1984)<br />
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**Apple Program
Reading and Writing for Answers<br />
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**Subscription Form
Social Work Practice<br />
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<br>
Help Yourself to the Answers<br />
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*[http://archive.org/stream/OtherNetworksNewsletter/other-networks-vol-2-num-2 ''Other Networks'', Volume 2 Number 2 (Spring 1984)]
Eskimos and Humanistic Psychologists Say "Chimo"<br />
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**Reading and Writing for Answers
Push-Button Adventures in America<br />
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**Social Work Practice
Computerized Information Filing System<br />
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**Help Yourself to the Answers
The Range and Scope of Networks, Part 1<br />
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**Eskimos and Humanistic Psychologists Say "Chimo"
Chatting Via Computer<br />
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**Push-Button Adventures in America
Civic Information and Techniques Exchange<br />
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**Computerized Information Filing System
Whole Again Resource Guide<br />
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**The Range and Scope of Networks, Part 1
The Networking Institute<br />
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**Chatting Via Computer
The International Network for Social Network Analysis<br />
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**Civic Information and Techniques Exchange
Winged Mercury Missive<br />
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**Whole Again Resource Guide
Omniquest<br />
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**The Networking Institute
Public Interest Computer Association<br />
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**The International Network for Social Network Analysis
The Ultimate Vehicle Family<br />
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**Winged Mercury Missive
The Computer Phone Book<br />
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**Omniquest
Small World<br />
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**Public Interest Computer Association
Resources<br />
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**The Ultimate Vehicle Family
Letters</p>
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**The Computer Phone Book
<p><a href="http://ntrweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/other-networks-vol-2-num-3.pdf"><i>Other Networks</i>, Volume 2 Number 3</a> (Summer 1986)<br />
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**Small World
<i>This Issue: Many-to-Many Media</i><br />
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**Resources
New Amphibians<br />
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**Letters
Paper-Based Conferencing<br />
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<br>
Action Linkage M-t-M's<br />
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*[http://archive.org/stream/OtherNetworksNewsletter/other-networks-vol-2-num-3 ''Other Networks'', Volume 2 Number 3 (Summer 1986)]
The Evolution of a Computer Conferencing System<br />
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**''This Issue: Many-to-Many Media''
Local Bulletin Board Systems<br />
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**New Amphibians
Comparing Ham Radio with Computer Bulletin Boards<br />
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**Paper-Based Conferencing
The Media Project's Grant from Apple Computer</p>
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**Action Linkage M-t-M's
<p><a href="http://ntrweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/other-networks-vol-2-num-4.pdf"><i>Other Networks</i>, Volume 2 Number 4</a> (Fall 1988)<br />
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**The Evolution of a Computer Conferencing System
Idea Husbandry: Toward a "Global Suggestion Box"<br />
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**Local Bulletin Board Systems
A Communications Kit: Ideas and Queries to Help You and Me Communicate Better with Others<br />
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**Comparing Ham Radio with Computer Bulletin Boards
A Letter from a Traveling Networker<br />
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**The Media Project's Grant from Apple Computer
Action Linkage<br />
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* Agreements of the Open Space<br />
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*[http://archive.org/stream/OtherNetworksNewsletter/other-networks-vol-2-num-4 ''Other Networks'', Volume 2 Number 4 (Fall 1988)]
* AL Face-to-Face Set for September<br />
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**Idea Husbandry: Toward a "Global Suggestion Box"
Short Features<br />
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**A Communications Kit: Ideas and Queries to Help You and Me Communicate Better with Others
Small World<br />
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**A Letter from a Traveling Networker
Resource Notes</p>
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**Action Linkage
 
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***Agreements of the Open Space
 
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***AL Face-to-Face Set for September
 
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**Short Features
 
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**Small World
 
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**Resource Notes
 
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<br><br><br>[[Category:Is-Publication]] [[Category:About-Social_Innovations]] [[Category:Issue-Social_Media]] [[Category:Issue-Technology]] [[Category:Issue-Writing]] [[Category:Issue-Computers]] [[Category:About-Networks]][[Category:Is-Past]]
 

Revision as of 01:51, 5 January 2017

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Other Networks Newsletter banner.

Other Networks Newsletter (1981-1988) was published and edited by Stan Pokras and Seth Horwitz out of the Public Interest Media Project's office in the Northern Liberties section of Philadelphia. Its tagline was "A Newsletter About Networks of People." The first issues were laid out by hand with paper and scissors; subsequent issues took advantage of then-new desktop publishing technology. This metamorphosis in production was paralleled in the publication's content: E.g., earlier issues mentioned "multilogues", in which social networks were created by people sending snail-mail letters to one person who would then send out copies to all; later issues increasingly described uses of computers for interpersonal interconnection. All of this, of course, went out to the public far in advance of the advent of 21st-century tools like Facebook and Twitter.

Note: The Public Interest Media Project changed its name to Nonprofit Technology Resources in 1993.

Issues

Here are all the Other Networks issues in PDF format:


  • Other Networks, Volume 1 Number 2 (Fall 1981)
    • Editorial
    • Bicycle Network
    • Joshua
    • Growing Without Schooling
    • Small World
    • Linkage
    • Women's Referral Service
    • Help for the Career Changer
    • Solar Interest Exchange
    • Long Out Network
    • Resources
    • Network Notes
    • Letters


  • Other Networks, Volume 1 Number 3 (Summer 1982)
    • Multilogues
    • About the Kootenay Directory
    • A National Home Business Network
    • Changing Institutions
    • An Experiment
    • Computerized Communication
    • Network: Two Basic Dimensions
    • Comment
    • The Barter Project
    • The Spiral News Network
    • The Networker's Package
    • Small World Messages
    • How We Got Your Address
    • Network Notes
    • Resources
    • Letters
    • Budget and Subscription Form


  • Other Networks, Volume 1 Number 4 (Fall 1982)
    • Introduction
    • A Networking Game
    • Bob Theobald is a Futurist
    • Continuing Education via Telecommunications
    • Visions and Dreams
      • Proposal for a Communications Center
      • Computer Lib/Dream Machines
      • Infoman
      • Vision of a Neighborhood Office in 1985
    • "Participate" on the Source
    • Agricultural Networks
    • Book Review: Networking: A First Report and Directory
    • 4 Pages from Folks Who Used an "Interest Book" at the WFS Conference
    • Small World Messages
    • Resources
    • Letters
    • Budget and Subscription Form


  • Other Networks, Volume 2 Number 1 (Summer 1983)
    • People's Yellow Pages Simplified
    • Open Network
    • Info Baza
    • Densmore Discoveries
    • Healing Light Foundation
    • Professional Writers Network
    • The WWOOF Network
    • Networks in Community Planning -- Two Papers
    • New England Network of Light
    • Guide to Health Oriented Periodicals
    • Philadelphia Resource Guide
    • Computers in Communications
      • Book Review: The Complete Handbook of Personal Computer Communications
      • Two Newsletters: Dial-Out and Reset
      • A System: Delphi
    • Resources
    • Small World
    • Letters
    • Apple Program
    • Subscription Form


  • Other Networks, Volume 2 Number 2 (Spring 1984)
    • Reading and Writing for Answers
    • Social Work Practice
    • Help Yourself to the Answers
    • Eskimos and Humanistic Psychologists Say "Chimo"
    • Push-Button Adventures in America
    • Computerized Information Filing System
    • The Range and Scope of Networks, Part 1
    • Chatting Via Computer
    • Civic Information and Techniques Exchange
    • Whole Again Resource Guide
    • The Networking Institute
    • The International Network for Social Network Analysis
    • Winged Mercury Missive
    • Omniquest
    • Public Interest Computer Association
    • The Ultimate Vehicle Family
    • The Computer Phone Book
    • Small World
    • Resources
    • Letters


  • Other Networks, Volume 2 Number 3 (Summer 1986)
    • This Issue: Many-to-Many Media
    • New Amphibians
    • Paper-Based Conferencing
    • Action Linkage M-t-M's
    • The Evolution of a Computer Conferencing System
    • Local Bulletin Board Systems
    • Comparing Ham Radio with Computer Bulletin Boards
    • The Media Project's Grant from Apple Computer


  • Other Networks, Volume 2 Number 4 (Fall 1988)
    • Idea Husbandry: Toward a "Global Suggestion Box"
    • A Communications Kit: Ideas and Queries to Help You and Me Communicate Better with Others
    • A Letter from a Traveling Networker
    • Action Linkage
      • Agreements of the Open Space
      • AL Face-to-Face Set for September
    • Short Features
    • Small World
    • Resource Notes