Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art.animation, started 21 Mar 1997.
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Cafe VRML a strong resource for artists intersested in the Internet
alt.ascii-art.animation
· 1 message · 21 Mar 1997
C A F E V R M L Silicon Graphics Inc. Launched a new section on their site vrml.sgi.com called Cafe VRML. It is meant to be a non-partisan resource for the VRML community at large. It has links to VRML related tools, products, companies, events, resources, JOBS, OPPORTUNITES, the VRML spec, experts, newsgroups mailing lists and much more. It is an excellenct resource for all artists to stay on top of VRML and 3D on the Internet. It also has an editorial section news and information aabout the future of VRML. The current Feature is about VRML AND COMMERCE ON THE WEB.The business world is pricking its ears to the tune of 3D VRML may offer another communication tool to conduct the age old interaction of commerce, online, with a much more intuitve interface than the traditional 2D Web page. Shel Kimen talks with corporate identity company, Siegel and Gale, as well as First Virtual and Electric Communities about the future of commerce and VRML on the Web. check out Cafe VRML at http://vrml.sgi.com and the cafe at http://vrml.sgi.com/cafe While you are there register to win an 02 in the Floops contest. Floops is the first 3D VRML episodic cartoon character on the Web. Daily prizes include teeshirts, NINTENDO 64's and other cool stuff.
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