From: Harry Fearnhamm Subject: Article in the Daily Telegraph (England). Date: Mon, 4 Nov 91 19:07:15 GMT Although we'll probably stop bothering with `groundbreaking' articles soon (ie, being brought to the attention of new audiences), I thought I'd mention this one; the DT does a science feature every Monday, and this one was dedicated to VR. Not only that, it was by Michael Moorcock, the SF writer. It had the usual contents, opening with a projected 2010 scenario, going on to the history, the current state of the art, mentioning the main contenders, and finally weighing up the pros and cons. Teledildonics made an inevitable appearance, too. All in all it was a well balanced article, and should enlighten yet another section of society with what's going on. It also mentioned a VR Conference this week in London; this is the first I've heard! (did I miss something?) -- Harry Fearnhamm, ,---.'\ EMAIL: loki@harlqn.co.uk Harlequin Ltd, (, /@ )/ ...!ukc!cam-cl!harlqn!loki Barrington Hall, /( _/ ') VOX: +44 (0)223 872522 Barrington, \,`---' FAX: +44 (0)223 872519 Cambridgeshire, DISCLAIMER: Nothing is True. ENGLAND. Everything is Permitted. [MODERATOR'S NOTE: The Meckler VR conference will take place in London, in April 1992; and the Leeds conference in May 1992. If anyone knows of other conferences in Europe, please do post them here. -- Bob Jacobson]