He founded one of the Internet's earliest communities. Wherever he goes, others follow. And now Jim Rutt has left the wide world of Web to get software to think. By Michelle Delio. Wired News' multimedia producer Jeremy Barna visits San Francisco's geek-inspired Metreon mall and finds out.
Some professors blame the Internet for the rise in student plagiarism.
Whether or not the Net has inflated this age-old problem, the biggest wave of new cheaters may still be yet to come. By Kendra Mayfield. M.J. Rose' s notebook. In agriculture's battle against pests and diseases, Mother Nature may be the next great warrior. A non-toxic pesticide called Messenger puts crops on the defensive.