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  		• Brit Wires Nervous System to Computer: Story in CNet News about Warwick's sensory implants.
  		• Captain Cyborg back on the BBC: Story in The Register by Kieren McCarthy.
  		• Captain Cyborg Goes On A Lecture Tour: Story in The Register. By Kieren McCarthy.
  		• Captain Cyborg Lives!: The Register story by Drew Cullen.
  		• Captain Cyborg promises never to fake an orgasm again: Story in The Register. By Andrew Thomas.
  		• Captain Cyborg: I'm embarrassed to speak: Story in The Register. By Kieren McCarthy.
  		• Companies Want Biochip Implants To Control And Monitor Employee Performance: By Steve Bevan of the Sunday Times.
  		• Guardian Unlimited: Passnotes number 1709.
  		• I want to be a cyborg: Story in Guardian Unlimited. By Kevin Warwick.
  		• Kevin Warwick: Cyborg Professor: Biographic entry in "disinformation".
  		• Kidnap chip 'untested' and may not work: 'Cyborg' scientist denies publicity stunt as he admits tracking implant may not proceed without ethical approval. Story by Stephen Naysmith, science correspondent of Sunday Herald.
  		• Microchip hailed as 'end of the faked orgasm': Story in Ananova.
  		• Nerve implant experiment "a gimmick": New Scientist story by Emma Young.
  		• Oh no! Here comes Captain Cyborg again: Story in The Register. By Kieren McCarthy.
  		• Professor Kevin Warwick: Official page at Reading University Department of Cybernetics.
  		• Professor cyborg: If we want to stop machines from taking over, we better start becoming more like them. Story in the technology section of Salon.com. By Janelle Brown.
  		• Professor to wire computer chip into his nervous system: A professor plans to take a step closer to becoming a cyborg - part human, part computer - by implanting a silicon chip than communicates with his brain. Story in technology section of CNN.com.
  		• Put that chip where the sun don't shine: Soon you can have a tracking microprocessor implanted in your body. Is this a great technological breakthrough or Big Brother's last laugh? Story in the technology section of Salon.com. By Katharine Mieszkowski.
  		• Scientists Test First Human Cyborg: CNN.com story about Warwick using himself as guinea pig for cyborg experiments.
  		• TV 'helps pupils pass exams': Watching television could help you pass your exams, say researchers at Reading University. Story in the education section of BBC News.
  		• Waking up to Warwick: is the media-obsessed fantasist on the way out?: Story in The Register. By Kieren McCarthy.
  		• Warwick, Kevin: The personal home page of an English scientist with information about himself, his science and publicity stunts.
  		• Warwick: Cyborg or Media Doll?: Story in culture section of Wired News. By Leander Kahney.
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