Wired Magazine

Pros: Artifacts from the Future, Design, Writing

Cons: Difficult to subscribe to, Liquor Ads

The Bottom Line: Wired is a consistently good read.

Review: < b>Wired magazine is published by < b>Conde Nast publications. Wired magazine has no catch phrase, no mission statement, and no motto. Freelance writers create all of ...

Pros: Best writing around

Cons: I miss Louis R's free-spending ways

Review: The best thing about Wired is that it takes you where you've never been before. From attempts to get into space on a shoestring, to life extension and biotechnology, Wired has a unique, in-depth spin on the technology world I don't see anywhere...

Pros: Great Articles

Cons: Who has my copy?

Review: This is my very favorite magazine. The day I receive my copy of Wired at work is always a good day. Seems I also have more bowel movements on that day too.

You can always count on wired to keep you up to date on the latest electronic fads...

Pros: Nice, eclectic mix

Cons: some fluff, like the Bezos interview

Review: Wired 8.07
July 2000
Make Waves

Page 61 Rants and Raves
The letters column this month is devoted to the feedback on Bill Joy's article "Why the Future Doesn't Need Us" in issue 8.04. Most of the mail agrees with...

Pros: Lots of interesting tech-related stories.

Cons: Technical terms/concepts may be difficult for anybody who is less then college educated.

Review: WIRED. What a great magazine. This magazine will interest most technology-enlightened Americans, and keep most busy for more than a few moments...just as long as they would rather read a magazine instead of sitting braindead in front of the T.V.
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Pros: Upbeat, positive, geeky

Cons: If you're not a geek, you'll probably be lost here

Review: When Wired was bought by Conde Nast, I was expecting the worst. I was afraid that the new owners would water-down the content or try to put celebrities on the cover.

So far, they haven't meddled too much with the format. I've been...

Pros: long, useful, interesting

Cons: too many advertisements

Review: There's nothing I like better than to sit down on my bed and read Wired from cover to cover. Wired is a revolutionary magazine that presents the integration of society, economics, technology, and their leaders. The magazine keeps you in the know about...

Pros: Keeping up with new world. Technology's version of New Yorker.

Cons: Like the NYer, the articles get too long and sometimes they are just weird.

The Bottom Line: I recommend Wired for its wide ranging article topics in the tech field and the splashy graphics in and out of the ads.

Review: I have been waiting to say what I think of Wired. I have read and enjoyed it for three years. I find it informative about a wide range of topics related to technology, technology personalities, and a news of the weird type of theories, predictions and...

Pros: Artistic, creative, groundbreaking, fascinating. Cheap too.

Cons: Tons of ads.

Review: I've been subscribing since 6.02 which makes me a fairly recent reader (a few years). I can tell that a lot of the "oldskool" readers don't like the direction the magazine is heading - whichever direction that is.

But the bottom...

Pros: Good content and appearance

Cons: none

Review: Wired is my favorite technology magazine and the only one I've read that goes deeper than just discussing hardware and software that is currently on the shelves of your local, franchise computer store.

And deeper Wired does go. There are...