Press Coverage

The True Costs of NUCLEAR POWER

Mother Earth News
Date: April/May, 02007

Foxes vs. Hedgehogs

The Speculist Blog
Date: February 11th, 02007

Can Humanity Survive? Want to Bet on It?

The New York Times
Date: January 30th, 02007

Long Term View Touted By Group

The Oklahoma (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)
Date: January 15th, 02007

Publish and Perish

Forbes.com
Date: December 1st, 02006

Light Years Into The Future

Time Europe
Date: November 27th, 02006

The Long Zoom

The New York Times Magazine
Date: October 8th, 02006

Looking Into The Long Now

Rock Products Magazine
Date: October 1st, 02006

CONNECTIONS; A Crunchy-Granola Path From Macrame and LSD to Wikipedia and Google

The New York Times
Date: September 25th, 02006

Once Upon A TIME in San Rafael

The Pacific Sun
Date: September 15th, 02006

Jem Finer: New musical underground

Independent - London
Date: August 31st, 02006

The March Of Time

San Francisco Chronicle
Date: July 30th, 02006

Long Now at Fort Mason

Fort Mason Center Bulletin
Date: July 02006

Genting's "S.E.E.D." to be site for 10,000-year clock

Malaysia Economic News

Un orologio-monumento per vincere il tempo

La Repubblica
Date: February 02006

Michael Chabon on The Long Now

Originally written for Details Magazine
Date: January/February 02006

INSTITUTE FOR THE FUTURE On the Record: Paul Saffo

The San Francisco Chronicle
Date: February 19th, 02006

Orologio millenario, tic tac per 10mila anni

Corriere Della Sera
Date: February 13th, 02006

SonntagsZeitung on The Rosetta Project (In German)

SonntagsZeitung
Date: January 9th, 02006

Time Machine

ScienCentral
Date: December 02005

Living Your Well-Read Life: The creator of the Whole Earth Catalog shows us how to view the world from the distance of time

Levenger
Date: December 02005

Technology Daily on The Rosetta Project

National Journal's Technology Daily
Date: December 1, 02005

Clock project inspires long-term vision in Silicon Valley

By: Danny O'Brien / The Irish Times
Date: October 28 02005

Time Machine

By: Brad Lemley / Discover Magazine
Date: October 02005

The Mind of an Inventor

By: Steven Levy / Newsweek
Date: October 10, 02005 Newsweek Article on Danny Hillis

Clock of ages: MMS Shop Talk

By: Shauna R. Steigerwald/ Modern Machine Shop
Date: October 1st, 02005

Article on the software used to create parts of the Clock

Turning To 'God's Time'

By: Christopher Dickey / Newsweek International
Date: July 25th - August 1st, 02005

"You've Got To Find What You Love"

By: Steve Jobs / Stanford University Commencement
Date: June 02005

Shacking Up: 'Shantytowns' are a practical response to a world ruled by speculative real estate.

By: Carol Lloyd / San Francisco Chronicle
Date: June 02005

N/A

By: Jessica Noon / Rainy Day Magazine
Date: April 02005

Essay

By: Timothy Querengesser / Adbusters
Date: Sept/Oct 02004

The Long Now Foundation

By: Project by Juha Huuskonen / Publicopinion.fi
Date: December 02004

Researchers Look To Save Disappearing Languages Online (Featured in the print edition)

By: Sheila Riley / Investor's Business Daily
Date: November 02004

Hey, Cliff Clavin, This Time Sam Malone's the Smart One

By: Jonathan Fuerbringer / The New York Times
Date: November 2004

The Long Now: Why Slower is The Unnoticed New Frontier

By: Roger Smith / IT Manager's Journal
Date: October 2004

This Is Burning Man

By: Brian Doherty / Excerpted in The Denver Post
Date: August 02004

If Tomorrow Comes

By: Vikas Kumar / The Economic Times (India)
Date: August 02004

Odds And Ends: Sometimes science can be aided and abetted by a wager or two

By: Scott LaFee / The San Diego Union-Tribune
Date: August 02004

Blick in die Zukunft auf der Ars Electronica

By: N/A / Heise Online
Date: August 02004

Science Direct: Integrated 1000-year planning

By: Bruce E. Tonn / Science Direct
Date: August 02004

Interview with Stewart Brand (In Japanese Only): Page 1, Page 2, Page 3

By: Kazuhiro Taira / Asahi Shimbun
Date: July 02004

Record Review

By: Stephen Fruitman / Sonomu.net
Date: July 02004

Camping For Gearheads

By: Daniel Dubno / CBS News
Date: July 02004

The Clock of the Long Now

By: Diagram of Clock appears on the back cover, courtesy Rolfe Horn and The Long Now Foundation / The National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors Bulletin
Date: February 02004

Slowness (Real Audio File)

By: Jean Feraca / Wisconsin Public Radio: Here On Earth
Date: May 27th, 02004

Vini Per Battere Il Tiempo

By: N/A / Class
Date: April 02004

- Mission Info Long Now

By: ESA Rosetta Mission Launch / European Space Agency website
Date: March 2004

Taking The Long, Long View

By: Cameron Smith / Toronto Star, Ontario Edition
Date: February 25, 02004

Down In The Dumps

By: Jane Withers / Observer Magazine
Date: January 25, 02004

Brian Eno - January 07003: Bell Studies for the Clock of the Long Now (Opal)

By: Jeff Stratton / New Times Broward-Palm Beach (Florida)
Date: December 18, 02003

Stewart Brand and the 'Long Now'

By: Dave Roos / Tech TV
Date: August 26th, 02003

Time Machines

By: Lisa Mitchell / The Age, Australia
Date: August 19, 02003

Un projet de plateforme veut sauvegarder les fichiers numériques pour l'éternité

By: Alexandre Piquard / Transfert.net
Date: August 26, 02003

Playlist

By: Jon Pareles / The New York Times
Date: August 24, 02003

For Whom The Bells Toll

By: David Bank / The Wall Street Journal
Date: August 14, 02003

Futurists Bet Online For Charities

By: Rico Gagliano/ Minnesota Public Radio: Marketplace
Date: August 6, 02003

Tick Tock,
Tick Tock

By:Michael Bracewell / Sunday Independent UK
Date: July 27, 02003

Nu Skal De Sma Sprog Reddes

Graphic By: Ib Saloman / Ilustreret Vindenskab
Date:June 31, 02003

Rosetta Disk

By: KRON-TV / San Francisco
Date: June 6th 02003

Billboard Bits: Twain, Who, Eno, Bad Moon Music

By: Troy Carpenter / Billboard.com
Date: June 6, 02003

Brian Eno sort un album pour "penser à long terme"

By: Alexandre Piquard / Transfert.net
Date: June 5th, 02003

The Memory of the World

By: Petra Thorbrietz / BMW Magazine
Date: March 02003

The Future is Coming On

By: Simon Rust Lamb / BPM Culture
Date: January / February 02003

The Rosetta Project

By: David Wells / AirLines
Date: January/ February 02003

Radio interview with Stewart Brand

By: Danny Pederson-Bradbury / Radio Arthur
Date: January 14th 02003

Global mission races to save dying languages

By: n/a / University of Melbourne
Date: January 14th, 02003

Cosmic message in a bottle

By: n/a / BBC News
Date: January 13th 02003

The one thing you can predict about predictions is that there'll be a lot of them

By: Scott LaFee / SignOnSanDiego.com
Date: January 1st, 02003

Long Now Project

By: n/a / Wikipedia
Date: n/a

Forscher speichern Sprachen die Nachwelt

By: Hilmar Poganatz / Die Welt
Date: December 23, 02002

Rosetta disk goes back to the future

By: n/a /ESA Science
Date: December 4, 02002

Scientific wagers: Wanna bet?

By: Jim Giles / Nature
Date: November 28th, 02002

Rosettska deska budoucnosti

By: Lenka Bartunkova / www.novinky.cz
Date:

Resgate de línguas esquecidas

By: Marcelo Nóbrega / Internet of Jornal do Brasil
Date:

Hälsning till framtiden

By: Jan Melin / Ny Teknik
Date: November 13, 02002

Sprachen für die Ewigkeit

By: Sascha Klein / Spiegel Online
Date: November 13th 02002

Word Up: Keeping Languages Alive

By: Kendra Mayfield / Wired News
Date: November 4th, 02002

A Rosetta salva o galego por 2000 anos

By: n/a / Vieiros
Date: November 4th, 02002

Thinking Long-Term

By: n/a / Real Buisness
Date: November 02002

Future Speak

By: Michael Scott Moore / SF Weekly
Date: October 9, 02002

¡Que se nos mueren!

By: Neus Arqués / La Gazzetta
Date: October 02002

A Clock for All Time

By: W. Wayt Gibbs / Scientific American
Date: September 02002

Wanna Bet?

By: Amy Harmon / The New York Times
Date: September 1, 02002

Project Preserves Diversity of Language in Miniature

By: Emily Singer / Los Angeles Times
Date: August 12, 02002

Etching a New Rosetta Stone

By: W. Wayt Gibbs / Scientific American
Date: Auust 02002

Blinded by Science

By: Patricia Leigh Brown /The New York Times
Date: July 14, 02002

No instant winners at Longbets.org

By: Andy Jordon / CNN.com
Date: May 31st, 02002

Longbets.org : la fin des prédictions gratuites

By: Chantal Dussuel / Interactif
Date: May 20, 02002

Taking a longer term view

By: Nick Flaherty / Electronic Engineering Times
Date: May 5th, 02002

techsploitation

By: Annalee Newitz / The San Francisco Bay Guardian
Date: April 26th, 02002

What the Betting on 'Blogs' Holds for Newspapers

By: Leslie Walker / The Washington Post
Date: April 14th, 02002

Charities sure winners from nonprofit's long shots

By: William Brand / Oakland Tribune Online
Date: April 12th, 02002

Wanna Bet?

By: Martha Baer / Wired
Date: Aapril 4th, 02002

Brainy bettors lay odds...

By: Dan Fost / San Francisco Chronicle
Date: April 3, 02002

Long Bets: Accountable Predictions

By: Pascale Soleil / Both2And--- Beyond Binary
Date: April 12th, 02002

Sticking it out long-term

By: Jamie Heller / CBS Marketwatch
Date: April 2, 02002

Money Backs Up Predictions

By: Andrew Zipern / The New York Times
Date: April 1, 02002

Exec place bet on tech's future

By: Stephanie Olson / ZDNet
Date: March 27th, 02002

Wetten bis ans Ende der Zeiten

By: ANW / Heise Online
Date: March 27th, 02002

Flugzeugwette: Microsoft gegen Google

By: n/a / RP online
Date: March 27th 02002

Charity is winner in Long Term Wagers

By: Dan Gillmor / The San Jose Mercury News
Date: March 26th 02002

The Whole Critter Catalog

By: Kendra Mayfield / Wired News
Date: March 13th, 02002

The Long Now Foundation - A Solution to Short-term Thinking

By: Henry Rothwell / 360 (BBC)
Date: March 6th, 02002

L'ora di Internet

By: Paola Parmendola / Orologi
Date: February 02002

Taxonomists Unite to Catalog Every Species, Big and Small

By: David Bank / The Wall Street Journal
Date: January 22nd, 02002

Telling Timepiece
Creating The Clock

By:Lisa M. Krieger / San Jose Mercury News
Date: January 8th, 02002

All Species Inventory

By: Jack Hitt / New York Times
Date: December 9th, 02001

The Speed of Information Architecture

By: Peter Morville / Semantic Studios
Date: November 14th, 02001

An Ark for Languages

By: n/a / Science Magazine
Date: October 02001

Up for the Count?

By:Andrew Lawler / Science Magazine
Date: October 26th, 02001

Count Every Living Thing Part I, II, III

By: Jon Caroll / San Francisco Chronicle
Date: October, 02001

An Icon for Our Time - Stewart Brand on the Ten-Thousand Year Clock

By: Renee Lertzman / The Sun
Date: September 02001

Visions of a Wired Future

By: Tracey Logan / BBC NEWS
Date: September 3, 02001

The Long Now Plans 10,000 Year Clock

By: Adam Phillips / VOANews.com
Date: August 13th, 02001

Whole Earth Visionary

By: Andrew Brown / Guardian Unlimited - UK
Date: August 4, 02001

The List of Life on Earth/h3>

By: Anjana Ahuja / The Times - London
Date: July 30th, 02001

The Rosetta Disk

By: n/a / Time International Magazine
Date: June 18th, 02001

Rosetta Disk is Foundation's Gift to Future Linguists

By: David Bank / The Wall Street Journal
Date: June 5th, 02001

SPRACHSCHATZ FUR DIE ZUKUNFT”

By: n/a / Der Spiegel
Date: June 02001

Preserving Digital Information

By: n/a / NPR Radio
Date: April 27th, 02001

Communicating the World in 3 Inches

By: n/a / Vulcan Creative Labs
Date: April, 02001

Rethinking Machines

By: Tom Standage / The Economist
Date: March 24th, 02001

Rooftop roundtable yields tremors, revelations

By: Brian J. Back / The Business Journal, Portland
Date: March 2, 02001

The Rosetta Project

By: n/a / Verbatim
Date: Spring 02001

The Rosetta 1,000 Language Archive

By: Jim Mason / Endangered Language Fund Newsletter
Date: Spring Edition

The Rosetta 1,000 Language Archive

By: Jim Mason / Terralingua Newsletter
Date: Spring 02001

The Long Now an Interview with Stewart Brand

By:San Marin and Matt Scanlon / Mother Earth News
Date: January 29, 02001

Living in the Long Now A ten-thousand year clock ticks away the millenia

By: Emily Krill / ThinkPop.org
Date: January 11th, 02001

Time moves slowly: Foundation wants to build clock that would tick once a year

By: Doug J. Swanson / Dallas News.com
Date: January 7th, 02001

La Rosetta: Pasado y Futuro del almacenamianto de datos

By:Elena Sanz / Ciencia Digital
Date: January 02001

Information Overlord

By: Tia O'Brian / SiliconValley.com
Date: 02001

Interview with Alexander Rose

By: n/a / Ted 11 Magazine
Date:02001

Long Now, a Clock/Library Project

By: n/a / Prototypo
Date: November 02000

The Rosetta Disk Project

By: n/a / Internet Today - Vietnam
Date: November 10, 02000

The Long Hello

By: Mac Montandon / Metropolis
Date: November 02000

Die Uhr, die alle 100 Jahre einmal schlagt

By: Matthias Lerf / Kultur, SonntagsZeitung
Date: October 02000

Interview with Alexander Rose on Incompatibility.net

By: n/a / Incompatibilty.net
Date: October 02000

The Rosetta Stone/Disk

By: Hachette Filipacchi / QUO – Spain
Date: September 27, 02000

Microfiche on Steroids: The Rosetta Disk

By: Brian Carnell / Briancarnell.com
Date: August 10th 02000

Look at Humanity's Etchings, but will anyone understand them?

By: Dan Gillmor / Future Company
Date: July 14th 02000

Une Pierre de Rosette en Nickel?

By: Yaroslav Pigenet / Transfert
Date: July 4th 02000

Speichermedium 10.000 Jahre

By: n/a / Orf on Futurezone
Date: July 3, 02000

Long-Term Memory

By: Brad Wieners / Wired.com
Date: July 02000

Archiving Today's Digital Culture

By: Stepahnie Izarek / Fox News.com
Date: July 27, 02000

Tiny disk to record posterity

By: Helen Swell / BBC News
Date: July 2, 02000

Preserving our history for future

By: Dan Gillmor / San Jose Mercury News
Date: July 1, 02000

Marking Time

By: n/a / Networker@USC
Date: June, 02000

Whirlwind of Modern Life

By: Christian Tyler / Financial Times
Date: June 3, 02000

Time to Slow Down?

By: Elizabeth Well / Fast Company
Date: May 02000

A Clock to See You Through The Next 10,000 Years

By: Patricia Leigh Brown / The New York Times
Date: August 2, 02000

De Tijd is Op

By: n/a / Kijk
Date: April 02000

Why the future doesn't need us.

By: Bill Joy / Wired Magazine
Date: April 02000

The Speed of Technology

By: Roger Gathman / The Speed of Technology
Date: March 24th

The Clock of the Long Now

By: Stuart Price / Mac User
Date: March 02000

Test of Time

By: Jennifer Hillner / Wired Magazine
Date: March 02000

What Time is it?

By: Jeff Perott / IBM Magazine
Date: March 02000

Frente al Sol

By: Claude Roulet / Miti Miti
Date: March 02000

Time Machine- Stewart Brand Plans for the next 10,000 years

By: n/a / Comet
Date: Spring 02000

Tijd stroomt ook ter?

By: Dr. ir. A. de Graaf en drs. A. Steentjes / De. Ingenieur
Date: May 02000

The Clock of the Long Now (cover)

By: Joan Taylor / Internet Computing Magazine
Date: January 02000

Lessons From Long Now

By: Roger Smith / Software Development Magazine
Date: January 02000

Monument to the Future

By: Virgina Lee / Common Ground
Date: The Millenium Issue

The Clock of the Long Now: Research Digital Journey-Stories from a Networked Planet

By: n/a / Sun.com
Date: 02000

Y12K Clock

By: KSL TV / KSL TV
Date: December 30, 01999

About Time

By: Keith Devlin / Mathematics Association of America
Date: December 01999

Built to Last

By: n/a / New York Times Magazine
Date: December 01999

Telling Time

By: n/a / Speakeasy
Date: December 01999

Time: Taking a Broader View

By: n/a / The Inner Edge
Date: December 01999

Y10K-The 10,000 Year Clock

By: n/a / Scholastic Science News
Date: Nov/Dec 01999

Clock of Ages

By: Brian Hayes / Tye Sciences
Date: Nov/Dec 01999

The Millennium Clock

By: Alexander Rose / Dragonfly
Date: Nov/Dec

When Worlds Collide

By: Peter Esmonde / Artbyte
Date: Nov/Dec 01999

Measuring our Escape Velocity as We Exit the 20th Century

By: Michael Castelluccio / Strategic Finance
Date: November 01999

Slow Down

By: Phil Leggiere / Upside
Date: November 01999

Clocking the Year 10,000

By: Matt Goldberg / Yahoo Internet Life Magazine
Date: November 01999

Das Lange Jetzt

By: Petra Steinberger / Q Das Compaq Magazin
Date: November 01999

The 10,000-Year Clock

By: Cynthia G. Wagner / The Futurist Magazine
Date: October 01999

Now and Forever

By: Tia O'Brien / Silicon Valley Magazine
Date: October 4, 01999

Its about Time

By: Jill Kramer / Pacific Sun
Date: September 01999

Millennium Clock Finds Home

By: Tia O'Brien / Upside
Date: September 21 01999

Project looks ahead-way ahead

By: Patrick O’Driscoll / USA Today
Date: Septeber 10, 01999

Long About Now

By: Kevin Ripp / Ten By Ten
Date: Aug/Sept 01999

Leben in Zeitlupe

By: Monika Evers / Weitbild Magazine
Date: August 01999

In Nevada, clock may mark the passing of millenniums

By: Tom Knudson / The Sacramento Bee
Date: August 26th 01999

Not Times Fool

By: Model Reasoning / Model Reasoning
Date: August 01999

The Latest Wonder of the World

By: Elias Crim / IntellectualCapital.com
Date: July 8, 01999

At the third stoke, the time will be 2300

By: John L Casti / Nature
Date: July 01999

Thinking in Future Tense

By: Sylvia Rubin / San Francisco Chronicle
Date: July 22nd, 01999

Timekeeping

By: Jeroma Burne / Financial Times
Date: June 5th, 01999

The Y10K Clock
ABC News Online chat transcript

By: Richard Martin / ABCnews.com
Date: June 4th 01999

The Pundit- Stewart Brand

By: Jason Pontin / Red Herring
Date: June 01999

The Clock of the Long Now

By: Diane Anderson Lehrer / Industry Standard
Date: June 28, 01999

Time Can Wait

By: Tom Deveson / Times Educational Supplement
Date: May 28, 01999

Long-long-term planning: 10,000-year clock

By: Margie Wylie / San Francisco Examiner
Date: May 17, 01999

Millennium Clock Takes The Long View

By: Margie Wylie / MSNBC
Date: May. 13, 01999

Time in a Bottle

By: Pamela LiCalzi O'Connell / New York Times
Date: April 22, 01999

Interview with Stewart Brand

By: Interview by Christopher Usery / Front Wheel Drive
Date: Apr, 20, 01999

A Sustainable Future

By: Juana Ponce de Leon / Fast Forward
Date: April 01999

Zeit fur die Ewigkeit

By: Johrzehntousenduhr / Chronos
Date: March /April 01999

L'Ordinateur Millenaire

By: Emile Servan-Schreiber / SVM
Date: Mars 01999

Construit pour Durer

By: n/a / Sciences et Avenir
Date: Mars 01999

Clock of Ages

By: Steven Levy / Newsweek
Date: January 26, 01999

Silicon Valley Futurists Devise 10,000-Year Cuckoo Clock

By: Paul Van Slambrouck / Christian Science Monitor
Date: January 25, 01999

Third Culture Interview with Daniel Hillis

By: John Brockman / Edge.Org
Date: January 25, 01999

Site sought for giant clock designed to last 10,000 years

By: Steve Connor / The Independent, UK
Date: January 11, 01999

One Hundred Centuries From Now

By: Ed Hunt / Tidepool
Date: January 15, 01999

“Ein Uhwerk fur die Ewigkeit”

By: Cristopher Drosser & Ludwig Siegele / Die Zeit Magazine
Date: January 01999

Millennium Timepiece

By: Reena Jana / Wired Magazine
Date: January 01999

The Clock of the Long Now

By: Geoffrey Wain / Ecos, A review of conservation
Date: 01999

Beyond 2000: Changing Perceptions of Time from Minutes to Millennia

By: Gene Lewis / Madison
Date: December 98/January 99

Across the Abyss

By: n/a / The Economist
Date: Dec. 19, 01998

The Magic Clock

By: Sean Roberts / New Scientist Magazine
Date: December 01998

The Clock of the Long Now (interview)

By: John Brockman / Edge.Org
Date: August 01998

The Long Now: Time-Traveling With Danny Hillis

By: Po Bronson / Wired Magazine
Date: May 01998

Chrono Crisis: A culture obsesses with time

By: Paul Van Slambrouck / Christian Science Monitor
Date: March 5, 01998

Ahead of His Time (Brian Eno)

By: Tom Samiljan / TimeOut NewYork Issue 128
Date: March 5-12, 01998

A Vision For The Past

By: Karen Kaplan / L.A. Times (Re: Time & Bits)
Date: February 16, 01998

No Way to Run A Culture

By: Steve Meloan / Wired News (Re: Time & Bits)
Date: February 16, 01998

Culture and Technological Obsolescence

By: Anne Pierce / Wired News (Re: Time & Bits)

When The Future is Now

By: Paul D. Kretkowski / Wired News
Date: January 9, 01998

The Next Magic Kingdom (Danny Hillis Excerpt)

By: David Remnick / The New Yorker
Date: October 20 & 27, 01997

Day After Tomorrowland

By: Jonathan Burke / Red Herring Magazine
Date: May 01997

The Speed Trap

By: Jay Walljasper / UTNE Reader
Date: March 01997