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Lot's of things are happening on the Net, and this week we talk about four sites that are reflections of the ongoing transformation of the web. Bruce Koon discusses the growing credibility of online news after September 11, Lisa Strand examines the winners and losers of e-commerce, Adam Epstein introduces Fancast's interactive fan-driven web radio platform, and Phil Carpenter showcases Sidestep.com's innovative low-fare travel search service.

This week, four interesting new websites are featured on Net Café. Olivia Ongpin discusses the success of Fabric8.com’s online marketplace for independent fashion designers, Paul Gardi explains the search technology behind Teoma.com, Seth Greenberg shares lessons learned from the rise and fall of eHobbies.com, and Brewster Kahle explores the mission of Archive.org to preserve the web’s history.

This week on Net Café, we are talking about four interesting web sites, including QuickBrowse, HomeAtLastRescue, Real Arcade, and Fandango.

On this week's episode of Net Café, we learn about more sites that are reflections of the progress of the Internet as an entertainment and global marketplace resource. Catherine Ryan showcases Novica.com’s online marketplace connecting global artisans with consumers, Benny Evangalista examines the rise of post-Napster music-sharing services, Joe Sparks discusses the success of his web animation series Radiskull and Devil Doll, and Gregg Armstrong explains how AORafting.com uses interactive content to promote white-water rafting adventures.

In this episode of Net Café, we discuss four interesting websites that are utilizing the Internet in their own unique ways for philanthropy, e-commerce and community building. Websites featured include JustGive.org, Gloss.com, Local2me.org, and Readerville.com.

In this Net Café episode, we explore the Internet to find four interesting new websites supplying information and resources on topics from babies to horses. Featured websites include Indymedia.org, Babycenter.com, Listen.com, and Saddletech.com.

On this special edition of NetCafé, we feature just one guest who deserves a whole half hour, Nicholas Negroponte, director of MIT Media Labs and author of 'Being Digital'.

Net Café continues the second half of a special talking about the future of technology and the Internet with Nicholas Negroponte, director of MIT Media Labs, author of "Being Digital" and co-founder of Wired Magazine.