WIRED
Published Monthly
ABOUT WIRED
WIRED magazine delivers the latest news and reviews on current trends in the world of technology, business and culture. Also find gear, gadget and gizmo reviews and articles on innovative people and ideas in each issue of WIRED magazine.
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Overall, 3 of 3 customers (100%) would recommend this title to a friend.
52 of 97 people (54%) found the following review helpful:
- Pros: Excellent cutting edge technology features
- Cons: May be too technical for new computer users
Leading technology magazine covering the what's new, what's predicted, and what's coming next with great in-depth articles. Certainly not designed for new computer users, this magazine caters to those working within technical fields and desire cutting edge information. Very stylistic design of covers and content layout. Been a subscriber for over 12 years now.
- Gender: Male
- Age: 18-34
- Magazines: 6+
47 of 95 people (49%) found the following review helpful:
53 of 134 people (40%) found the following review helpful:
- Pros: Iam cancelling my subscription due to to some crude ads that were found.
- Cons: More ads that sell at prices consumers can afford.
The Magazine front cover is attractive in this months edittion however. Inside was a little off beat and could be less confussing if you were to put a Hummer on th inside with Janet Jackson standing in front of it with Brook shields holding a conversation about the comfort it gives them to be in one. Get the picture Love. everything else speaks out to you in a very vigorating way and shocks your ego senses especially the columns and ecentrics of models and fashion. Keep up the good works Chow Darlings
- Gender: Male
- Age: 35-54
- Parent: Yes
- Magazines: 6+
ABOUT WIRED
WIRED was launched in 1993 by Louis Rossetto and Jane Metcalfe. Today it is a publication of Conde Nast, a subsidiary of Advance Publications. Charlie Jackson, a software entrepreneur, and Nicholas Negroponte with the MIT Media Lab, were also behind the initial launching of Wired. Since its beginnings, Wired has received two National Magazine Awards for General Excellence and one for Design. Wired is said to be written from a libertarian viewpoint and originally it was inspired by the ideas of Marshall McLuhan, a Canadian Media Theorist. Sections include "Start: Technology. Business. People.", 'Play: Culture. Gear. Obsessions.", and "Posts: Dispatches from the Wired World." Readers might also enjoy Popular Science and Rolling Stone.
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