Ultimately the Information Superhighway will transform journalism as profoundly as did the printing press, the camera, the telegraph, radio and television. Maybe even more profoundly, sdince it so radically changes the relationship between journalists and the public. On the 'net, everyone -- and no one -- is a potential "authority."
Enter what WIRED Magazine has dubbed the era of Way New Journalism, which summons an onslaught of new questions. These provide themes for variation at the Way New Journalism Conference, starting with a keynote by Mr. Virtual himself: author, newspaper columnist and digital adventurer Howard Rheingold