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| | Wired (magazine) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | They both shared a creative use of design, and a cyberculture subject matter. | | | All of the songs on the CD were released under various Creative Commons licenses, an attempt to push alternative copyright into the spotlight. | | | Most of the songs were contributed by major artists, including the Beastie Boys, My Morning Jacket, Paul Westerberg, David Byrne, and Le Tigre. |
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| | Wired Magazine |
| | Says> of St. Jude: "We figure if we made it through this alive, we can do just about anything." - Xeni Jardin and Choire Sicha Previous Story: What's on Your iPod? | | | When was the last time you heard your favorite morning show team crack an in-joke that referred to what a movie reviewer said two days ag... | | | Copyright © 1994-2002 Wired Digital, Inc. All rights reserved. |
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| | Louis Rossetto - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | They launched the magazine on a shoestring budget in January 1993. | | | The magazine exuded a counterculture ethos -- and was even compared to Rolling Stone as a barometer of the zeitgeist of the era. | | | Wired was greatly admired for its bold design and its coverage of "digital culture". |
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| | The WIRED CD: Rip. Sample. Mash. Share. Creative Commons |
| | Here are 16 songs that encourage people to play with their tunes, not just play them. | | | — WIRED magazine, November 2004 issue (CD was included with magazine.) | | | Who came up with the Sampling copyright licenses that made the WIRED CD possible? |
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| | Wired magazine subscription - 83% off the cover price ($10.00) |
| | Wired Magazine speaks not just to high-tech professionals and the business savvy, but also to the forward-looking, the culturally astute, and the simply curious. | | | It delivers incisive analysis and resonant storytelling from some of the world's most provocative writers Wired magazine is the journal of record for the future. | | | Wired is there; on the front lines of the 21st century. |
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| | Salon 21st Let's Get This Straight |
| | Wired takes its new money and plows it back into the Wired Digital business. | | | Wired has a rich history and an enviable reputation among the Internet's most dedicated users. | | | Wired Digital has been selling lots of ads -- it reported $3.4 million revenue in the first quarter of 1998 and says it expects to be profitable by the fourth quarter. |
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| | RE-WIRED / With advertising revenue down, seminal tech magazine reinvents itself |
| | Wired, in its early years as a startup in San Francisco was hailed for its bold, groundbreaking designs; after its sale to Conde Nast, it continued to soar, with circulation growing to 515,000 and ad money rolling in during the dot-com boom. | | | The issues that put it in the finals were from February 2001, which Heron edited, and September and December 2001, which Anderson edited. | | | The changes will be in the June issue, which will feature Steven Spielberg on the cover. |
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| | Wired magazine rewires for a new age csmonitor.com |
| | Wired often influenced his decisions about what to cover. | | | Newspapers have entire sections devoted to technology; it's on TV and in Rolling Stone, which called its June 6 issue its "Video-Game Special." And despite the dotcom downturn, readers who want technology and business news can turn to publications like Business 2.0, Fast Company, and Technology Review, or to online outlets like Cnet.com. | | | Those who wrote for Wired early on say it excelled at discovering what was right under everyone's nose, but no one was seeing. |
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| | Technorati Tag: wired magazine |
| | Wired on identity January 13th, 2006 A piece full of good stuff on wired on the pluses and minuses of anonymity on the web. | | | I have to say, I love the cover of this month’s issue of Wired magazine. | | | Become a member to save searches in a Watchlist. |
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| | Wired Magazine Article Discusses GoldSim |
| | The Dells are running Goldsim, a 21st-century version of the Oracle at Delphi.“ (Wired Magazine) | | | Wired reaches over 2 million people, and attracts the top segment of technology and business leaders. | | | Readers turn to Wired for its innovative, trendsetting ideas and information that will enhance and improve their business and lives. |
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| | REWIRED |
| | The project which preceded WIRED, the Whole Earth (and it's various off-shoots, such as the computer conferencing system known as the WELL), had been the product of Stewart Brand et al's 1960's efforts to engineer a utopian counter-culture which, it was hoped, would broadly transform society at large. | | | Continued existence, however, was still in doubt until the notoriously Anglophile (a polite word for English in American clothing) publisher Si Newhouse's Advance Publications stepped in for the last push. | | | Before WIRED, Rossetto's greatest previous literary achievement had been a book describing the high-budget nudie shenanigans at the filming of "Caligula" - until then the greatest artistic achievement of Penthouse magazine's Bob Guccione, whose introduction to porn-production was under English tutelage in Tangier and who sent his sons to British military finishing schools. |
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| | Amazon.com: Wired [MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION]: Magazines |
| | The best thing about Wired is that it has stayed true to its roots over all of these years. | | | You can tell that every article is well-researched and no feature in the magazine is an afterthought. | | | As far as magazines go, Wired is my favorite by far; I still look forward to getting it after 5 years, and on the off chance it doesn't arrive in the mail on time, I slap around my mailbox in dissapointment. |
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| | USATODAY.com - Wired magazine story to detail Slammer Web attack |
| | Experts noted that the article does not provide details on how to plant the worm, or how to erase any trace of doing so, which would be the most important step for a malicious hacker who wanted to avoid being caught. | | | SEATTLE (Reuters) — Wired magazine is planning to publish the underlying code for the Slammer worm that slowed Internet traffic to a crawl in January, raising questions over whether such articles inspire future hackers or educate potential victims. | | | "The thing to note here is that the people who are in a position to wreak havoc on the Internet don't have to read about it on Wired," said Blaise Zerega, managing editor of the magazine, which covers a range of subjects centered around technology. |
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| | Wired subscriber gets a jolt |
| | But if you read the fine print of these offers, they say Wired will assume you want to remain as a subscriber until you tell the magazine otherwise, and that you'll automatically be sent an invoice each year for another $12. | | | Wired's Timko said the magazine typically sends out a half-dozen or so letters reminding people to send in their $12. | | | I found some online gripes about the North Shore letters dating back to 2002 (and you can see one of the firm's letters for yourself at http://urbanideas.com/images/nsa.jpg). |
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| | Wired News: |
| | Wired News Blog » Pricey and massive, the Outdoor Entertainment Island takes TV beyond the living room. | | | Wired News on the Go It's your world. | | | Rants 'n' Raves » Readers reach back into the archive and demand an apology for Wired News' past treatment of the former vice president. |
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| | Wired 11.10: The Fast-Forward, On-Demand, Network-Smashing Future of Television |
| | What happens when digital video recorders give viewers control of the TV schedule, the content, and the ads? | | | But the freight train that used to seem such a long way off is getting closer and closer, and it won't be long before they have to decide which way to jump. | | | Tune in to next week's episode - or just fire up your open source DVR and watch it whenever. |
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| | Wired Blogs |
| | Gear Factor by Robert Strohmeyer from Wired News. | | | As time goes on, we'll be adding new blogs and authors, so come back often to find out what our writers are up to! | | | A new site feature, these blogs will develop into living, breathing areas for the exchange of views and information. |
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| | Wired Magazine: ' Geeks in Toyland ' |
| | A sneak preview from Wired magazine's February issue." | | | I think the best thing about this article is to read about Lego Corp's reaction to the original mindstorm software being hacked. | | | So when it's time to upgrade, the company turns to its obsessed fans. |
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| | Wired Magazine |
| | A sensible solution advanced by copyright scholar (and Wired columnist) Lawrence Lessig and written into a bill before Congress requires that copyright be renewed every 50 years for a token sum. | | | Copyright © 1994-2002 Wired Digital, Inc. All rights reserved. | | | Wired 12.11: How I Learned to Love Larry |
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| | Wired Magazine - $24.00 only - MagsForLess |
| | Written to be enjoyed both by those who are familiar with the high-tech industry and those who are merely interested in this booming field, Wired Magazine features articles on the people and companies behind the technological revolution. | | | You'll receive monthly issues filled with information about what's new in digital electronics, the internet, e-trade, and more! | | | Wired Magazine is dedicated to bringing readers the latest news on the high-tech businesses that are changing our future. |
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| | Wired News: Cell Phone Crypto Penetrated |
| | "It's quite a complex idea, in which we fight on many fronts to accumulate several small improvements which together make a big difference, so the paper is not easy to read or write," Shamir, a co-inventor of the RSA public key crypto system in 1977, said in an email to Wired News. | | | It builds on the results of previous attempts to attack the cipher. |
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| | Feature |
| | Sign up for the newsletter that gives you the 411 on the latest tech toys. | | | Simson Garfinkel (simsong@vineyard.net) is spending six months at the University of Washington in Seattle exploring the future of computers and society. | | | magazine columnist Bruce Sterling's blog, Beyond the Beyond. |
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| | Boing Boing: Wired Magazine wins at National Magazine Awards |
| | The magazine's "How 2.0" feature (to which both Cory and I are contributors) won the ASME for the new Best Magazine Section category. | | | This marks the fourth time the magazine has won an "Ellie" award, and the third nomination (and first win) with current Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson. | | | WIRED Magazine received a National Magazine Award for General Excellence from by the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) today. |
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| | Wired Magazine Subscription : Magazines.com Magazine Subscriptions |
| | Write a Review - Tell us why you do or don't like the magazine in at least 10 words. | | | About Wired: Wired magazine covers the people, companies, technologies and ideas transforming the way we live. | | | Be the first person to write a review for this item! |
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| | Condé Nast Magazines: Wired Subscriptions |
| | WIRED delivers the intelligence readers need on the topics that matter most: Technology and innovation. | | | Get WIRED for less than $1 an issue and save 83%off the newsstand price! | | | Use of this Site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. |
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| | Webmonkey: The Web Developer's Resource |
| | Join the Webmonkey staff as we serve up fresh, piping hot stacks of webdev news and commentary on a daily basis. | | | Check out the Monkey Bites blog hosted by our friends at Wired News. |
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