CFS data]. Animation Express (1998–2002) - Curated collection of animated short films presented in Flash, Shockwave, and QuickTime formats. Ask Dr. Weil (1996-1997) - Steven Petrow was the founding editor of Dr. Andrew Weil's integrative medicine site. Beta Lounge (1997–1999) - Live DJ channel Brain Tennis (1996–1997) - Debate as a spectator's sport Cocktail (1996–1997) - Recipes for, history of, and variations on cocktails DaveNet (1995–1996) - Dave Winer's developer musings Dream Jobs (1995–1998) - Inspiring people & company profiles Geek of the Week (1997–1998) - Weekly featured member page of HotWired members around the world HotBot (1996–Present) - Search Engine (partnered with Inktomi) Intelligent Agent (1995) - Travel through the minds of Rudy Rucker, Randy Shilts, Joshua Quittner, and others. Member Pages (1997–1998) - Template-based do-it-yourself homepage profiles of users Muckraker (1995–1996) - Brock N. Meeks follows the Net from Washington, DC. Netizen (1996–1997) - The first website to cover a presidential election, featuring daily writing from John Heilemann and Jon Katz, edited by David Weir. Where politics, digital culture, and the high-tech industry intersect; Net Soup (1995–1996) - Listservs and newsgroup postings. Net Surf (1997) - Events of the Net industry. Net Surf Central (1995–1996) - An interactive database of the cool Web sites of 1996 Packet (1997–1998) - Intelligence from the technological frontier, featuring Michael Schrage, Brooke Shelby Biggs, Simson Garfinkel, Steve Silberman, and Mark Frauenfelder) Piazza (1994–1995) - the first communication forum within HotWired, including "Threads" (conferencing system) and "Club Wired" - (a live, Telnet-based chat system customized by Laura La Gassa - hosted by Will Kreth, Susanna Camp, and David Hyman Pop (1995–1996) - Michael Small oversaw arts coverage (articles, reviews, interviews, streaming audio, chats) featuring editors/writers John Alderman, Rob Levine, Ian Christe, and Sarah Borruso. Renaissance 2.0 (1994–1995) - HotWired's original art and literary channel, managed by Gary Wolf with illustrations by Sabine Messner RGB Gallery - Electronic art collection Signal (1994–1996) - What did e-commerce, e-politics, and e-culture look like in 1995? Suck (1995–2001) - Web and media commentary redefining the word 'sarcastic' Synapse (1997–1998) - Colorful, interactive viewpoints on technology and culture, featuring Jon Katz Talk.com (1996–1998) - Live chats and interviews Test Patterns (1996) - What HotWired employees did in their spare time The Rough Guide (1995—1998) - Online travel library in partnership with Rough Guides Web 101 (1997–1999) - Your smart introduction to the Net. Webmonkey (1996–2002) - Web programming