Well, not really. Unlike the other Internet magazines that have hit the market recently, INFOBAHN is not a "how-to" guide or a list of Internet resources. (We think most of this information works better online, by the way.) You won't find "25 Mosaic Tips" in INFOBAHN, but you will find INFOBAHN's bold, witty, irreverent, and comprehensive reporting and commentary about the Net -- stories like:

How will the Internet change political campaigns...public education...visual arts?
Who will control what you see and read on the Internet -- and why?
Will the Internet become a vast videogame network run by cable TV companies?

Of course, INFOBAHN isn't all politics and issues. Find out what happened when someone took on the notorious Green Card Lawyers -- in an unusual way...or explore the ethics and feelings behind cybersex.

INFOBAHN features articles and commentary by some of the Internet's best known-writers, including Rudy Rucker, Crawford Kilian, Hal Hill, and Jeff Eliott.

So if you think the "Information Superhighway" metaphor is wearing a little thin, and you've given up on the bland, generic coverage of the Internet in computer magazines and on radio and TV, then look for INFOBAHN in 1996!

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