We suggest that you check your local PBS station listings for broadcast times and dates of the television version. To order a video copy of the series, click here . Five million tourists a year visit the Louvre Museum in Paris. More than double that number visit the Louvre on the Internet, making the site one of the favored destinations on the World Wide Web. A sculptor from the prairie exhibits her work, a broker in one of America's smallest towns buys and sells around the world and the Louvre prepares the way for a whole new concept in viewing pictures.
Art comes to life on the Internet.
Two extremes on the cultural spectrum of new and original entertainment developed for the growing, captive audience of the Internet in this tale of two operas. Copyright is one of the most contentious issues on the Internet. The next big wave of what goes on the Internet hangs in the balance until these kinds of issues are resolved. On the Internet, people can now sample the world's cuisine, calorie-free. Its author, Phil Zimmermann, says that it's about anyone's right to personal privacy.