• Intro: Radical Occasionality
• February 1995: @Rhetnet
• March 1995: Washington D.C.
• May 1995: El Paso, Texas
• July 1995: Somewhere in Michigan
• August 1995: I-90 Eastbound
• August-September 1995: Troy, New York
• September 1995: @MediaMOO
• October 1995: Troy, New York
• June 1997: Honolulu, Hawaii
• November 2001: Dallas, Texas
• Further Reading
• Salvo Responds: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6

Kairos logo circa 1996.

This is not a re-imagined micropayment scheme. The economics of the hypertext studio are baldly capitalist, much like the drive of movie studios. Micropayment models saw each writer as an entrepreneur, which asked two different and possibly conflicting areas of expertise from each agent. Instead, the hypertext studio allows writers to be writers and capitalists to seek wealth.

Like other moneymaking ventures, the hypertext studio would be closely managed, using the same database structure that custom-delivers content to provide actively updated analysis of different writers' performance.