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	Wired Magazine Archive - CBS News
		Wired Magazine reports that the most number of skyscrapers are coming up in lower profile cities like Miami and Dubai and not New York or Tokyo.
		Wired Magazine reports that the increase in life expectancy adds to the economy as the longer people live the more they work and help the economy in turn.
		Wired Magazine reports that NASA is testing out the world's coolest heat shields to protect the astronauts inside the spacecraft.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2005/07/25/podcast_wired/main711466.shtml (749 words)

	USATODAY.com - Review finds journalist not wired in with sources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Wired News, which publishes some articles from Wired magazine, disclosed results late Monday of its review into stories by one of its frequent contributors, Michelle Delio, 37, of New York City.
		Delio said Monday the investigation "concluded that my stories did not contain fabricated news, that key information in all the stories checked out and that all primary sources were located." She said she regretted not keeping contact information for all her sources.
		Wired News and Wired Magazine are separately owned and do not share office space or staff, but Wired News publishes Wired Magazine's content online.
	www.usatoday.com /tech/news/2005-05-09-wired-journalist_x.htm (482 words)

	Gelf Magazine: More Fake Sources at Wired News
		Wired News reports that, according to an internal investigation, one of the tech news site's writers faked info about some of his sources.
		None of this would have been revealed had Wired News not tightened its requirements for article sourcing following reports (starting here on Gelf) that writer Michelle Delio had produced large numbers of articles quoting sources that could not be located.
		Since it is unlikely that Wired News has a higher percentage of unethical writers than other publications (after all, why should it?), the fact that two of its contributors have been found to produce bogus work in the last two years suggests it is better than other publications at rooting out cheaters.
	www.gelfmagazine.com /mt/archives/more_fake_sources_at_wired_news.html (1154 words)

	Conde Nast to buy Wired News \| Tech News on ZDNet
		The Wired News staff is located in the same building as the print magazine in downtown San Francisco.
		Wired News is the successor to HotWired.com, a news and commentary site that was an early user of now standard technologies like dynamically generated Web pages, user subscriptions, online chats and banner ads.
		Wired magazine, which was launched in 1993 and founded by Louis Rossetto and Jane Metcalfe, was a pioneer in covering the Internet and digital culture.
	news.zdnet.com /2100-9588_22-6093028.html (726 words)

	wired news \| Workbench
		I wrote an article for Wired News today about efforts by the U.S. government to go after web publishers who run gambling ads.
		I've listened to Sporting News Radio since it was One on One Sports in the early '90s.
		Wired News is running my story today about the center of the world: the Shamrock "K" Horse Center near Coffeyville, Kansas.
	www.cadenhead.org /workbench/tag/wired-news (478 words)

	Wired (magazine) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wired is a full-color monthly American magazine and on-line periodical published in San Francisco, California since March 1993.
		Wired has both been admired and disliked for its strong libertarian principles, its enthusiastic embrace of techno-utopianism, and its sometimes experimental layout with its bold use of fluorescent and metallic inks.
		Wired was purchased by Advance Publications, who assigned it to Advance's subsidiary, New York-based publisher Condé Nast Publications (while keeping Wired's editorial offices in San Francisco).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wired_magazine (1416 words)

	Editorial layoffs hit Wired News \| CNET News.com
		Evan Hansen, Wired News editor in chief and a former editor at CNET News.com, said in an e-mailed statement that some management and publishing functions have been "consolidated" from San Francisco to Lycos' offices in Waltham, Mass.
		Wired News retains the exclusive rights to republish content from Wired Magazine, a separate publication owned by New York-based magazine conglomerate Conde Nast.
		Wired News is the successor to HotWired.com, a news and commentary site that pioneered dynamically generated Web pages, user subscriptions, online chats and banner ads a decade ago.
	news.com.com /Editorial+layoffs+hit+Wired+News/2100-1025_3-5805667.html (521 words)

	Wired News - Valleywag
		Wired News staffers suffered for years under the reign of Lycos before Condé Nast bought them this summer and reunited them with Wired Magazine (whose offices were, at the time of purchase, across the hall).
		Wired News catches a writer faking a source: a "space historian" cited in three articles.
		When Cond Nast announced last night that it bought Wired News, the press acted like Wired was rescuing a desperate crew of disaster survivors.
	www.valleywag.com /tech/wired-news (762 words)

	Wired News:
		Wired News on the Go Sync up, head out, read Wired News on your handheld at your leisure.
		In a refreshing twist, Akai is apparently fine with that.
		His latest project: Producing one film each day in 2007, blending new footage with his enormous archive of film shot during the heyday of the underground New York art scene.
	www.wired.com (702 words)

	Wired News Design Documentation
		Wired News is about to take a long overdue step into the land of Web standards.
		Wired News uses a JavaScript cookie-based "style sheet switcher" — orignally written and made available by Paul Sowden — to allow users another means of selecting either of the two alternate style sheets.
		Wired News templates are configured to accept changing ad units on each page, sometimes altering the entire template based on ad unit inventory.
	www.stopdesign.com /public/wired/docs (5471 words)

	SPACE.com -- Wired News Pulls Freelancer's Space Stories
		When a Wired News senior editor telephoned Ash to verify the quotation, Ash said he was not a space historian and never conducted an interview with Chien.
		Wired News editors were also suspicious about another of Chien's sources in the space industry, a man named Ted Collins.
		In May 2005, Wired News acknowledged it could not verify the accuracy or authenticity of roughly 160 news stories by freelance journalist Michelle Delio of New York City.
	www.space.com /news/060810_ap_wired_fake.html (733 words)

	Boing Boing: Wired News editor catches MySpace pedophile
		Wired News editor (and notorious reformed hacker) Kevin Poulsen has an article up today explaining how he wrote a script that ferreted out registered sex-offenders on MySpace, something the company has refused to do.
		Wired News will publish the code under an open-source license later this week.
		Jenn Shreve sez, "This is a follow-up to a piece I wrote for Wired News in May.
	www.boingboing.net /2006/10/16/wired_news_editor_ca.html (519 words)

	wired.MD: News - Press Releases
		Providers can also give their patients a text printout of information specific to their visit and an anonymous Information Prescription number, which allows patients to access the same educational information on the Internet from their own personal computers, to review at home or to share with family members.
		"streaMed launches a new era of enhanced patient education that meets the needs of clinicians and patients to share information that is vital to good health," said wired.MD CEO Mark Friess.
		Patients receive new media patient education at the point of care that improves information retention, treatment compliance, and overall health outcomes, all leading to increased patient health and satisfaction.
	www.wired.md /news/press_05_23_01.shtml (599 words)

	Write News: Conde Nast Puts Wired Back Together
		Lycos acquired Wired News as part of its June 1999 acquisition of Wired Digital in a stock transaction valued at about $83 million at the time.
		Tuesday's deal includes all the assets of Wired News, such as the website, news content and domain name, but leaves Lycos in control of former Wired Digital properties such as HotBot, Hotwired and Webmonkey.
		No layoffs at Wired News are planned as a result of the deal.
	www.writenews.com /wnews.php?zone=721061 (203 words)

	Technology News from Wired News
		However, our sun is much younger than the star snapped in the new pictures, and will not approach this phase for about 4.5 billion years, Latter said.
		The dying star in question, known as NGC7027 and located 3,000 light-years from the sun in the direction of the constellation Cygnus the Swan, is seen in the new pictures as a glowing white ball surrounded by red wisps of the dissipating molecular shell.
		"What's new about these images is that we're able to see a very thin transition between the ionized region and the formerly invisible atmosphere on the star," he said.
	spider.ipac.caltech.edu /staff/latter/News/11070.html (362 words)

	Blog Home
		Wired News blogger John Gartner examines high tech on wheels, from GPS and stereos to new methods of cutting dependence on fossil fuels.
		Wired News senior editor Kristen Philipkoski dishes on med-tech and biotech.
		Wired News blogger Robert Strohmeyer brings his sharp eye and wit to the world of gadgets.
	blog.wired.com (291 words)

	The Chronicle: Wired Campus Blog
		With new software, they can turn their laptops into beacons of a sort, constantly sharing information on their whereabouts with friends.
		The New York Times has an article today about one very careful and patient collector who was also a university librarian.
		There was a time — back when “wired” was still a hot buzzword, maybe — when ranking the nation’s tech-savvy colleges seemed like an exciting idea.
	chronicle.com /wiredcampus (1617 words)

	Wired Wiki / Wired Wiki
		Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to do the job of a Wired News editor and whip it into shape.
		Wired News decided to take a dip in the wiki melting-pot.
		The answer to almost any question has to be "It's on the wiki." Otherwise, depending on the culture, uninitiated employees may ignore this collaborative tool in favor of old habits.
	www.socialtext.net /wired/index.cgi (2661 words)

	Wired Reunites Online and Offline Properties
		Wired News went to Lycos as part of a deal for Wired Digital in June 1999, which included Wired News, Hotbot, Hotwired and Webmonkey.
		Kourosh Karimkhany, a former editor and business manager at Wired News, was named general manager of the Wired News Internet business.
		Wired News has been run by about a dozen staffers located in the same office as Wired Magazine, and has run Wired Magazine content online as part of a contractual agreement.
	www.clickz.com /showPage.html?page=3619686 (434 words)

	Wired News - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wired News is an online technology news website, formerly known as HotWired, that split off from Wired magazine when the magazine was purchased by Condé Nast Publishing in the 1990s.
		Condé Nast later purchased Wired News on 2006-07-11.
		Before the 2006 purchase, Wired News was owned by Lycos.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wired_News (99 words)

	Lycos sells Wired News \| InfoWorld \| News \| 2006-07-11 \| By Steven Schwankert, IDG News Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Wired News and the Wired.com domain will become Condé Nast properties.
		However, other parts of the original Wired Digital family, including the search engine Hotbot, the tutorial site Webmonkey, and the lifestyle search site Hotwired, will still be owned and operated by Lycos, the company said.
		This new InfoWorld Sponsored Solutions guide contains a collection of educational articles and technical resources on WAN acceleration and its impact on disaster recovery, network backup, and WAN performance.
	www.infoworld.com /article/06/07/11/HNlycossellswired_1.html (949 words)

	Webmonkey First Look: IE7 Beta2 Preview
		Not only has the giant from Redmond been slow to update its Internet Explorer browser, but it has watched as other browsers gained momentum, piling on the features, integrating new technologies and stealing a large chunk of the MSIE user base.
		We've had a chance to test drive the new IE7 Beta2 over the past few days.
		The new release also has better text management thanks to Microsoft's ClearType rendering technology.
	www.hotwired.com /webmonkey/06/06/index3a.html (606 words)

	Wired News lets users write wiki article - Tech News & Reviews - MSNBC.com
		NEW YORK - Wired News readers are getting a chance to shape the news: For an article about wiki collaboration software, anyone may contribute using — what else?
		Over the past week, the story has gone through more than 300 drafts, doubling in size as one reader conducted her own interview and added quotes, wiki vendors added references to their offerings and others contributed additional examples to support the premise.
		Wired editors plan to release a final version Thursday after editors vet the story for style and glaring errors, Singel said.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/14706252 (467 words)

	Wired News Podcast Blog
		If the upcoming re-release of the original films strikes you as enragingly inane, consider the special-edition DVD sets yet to come.
		A constant eruption of text lays waste to satisfying texture in a world filled with typing trolls.
		A reader doubts our Sex Drive author is female because she chooses "masturbation" over "self pleasuring." Gender identity can get complicated online.
	blog.wired.com /podcasts (320 words)

	News - Wired Sussex
		To view news updates select your source from those listed on the right.
		The BBC are inviting independent new media companies from across England and Scotland to pitch ideas in response to a briefs set by New Media commissioners.
		Wired Sussex also syndicate their own news stories, published press releases, events and job opportunities.
	www.wiredsussex.com /news.asp (233 words)

	Wired News:
		In an exclusive jailhouse interview with Wired News, Hans Reiser, accused of killing his wife, says he's looking to unload his open-source file system company to help pay legal costs.
		A new technology could lead to cheaper, less-obtrusive and more efficient solar power for homes.
		Press outlets, including Wired News, will ask a federal judge to unseal evidence in a lawsuit alleging AT&T illegally cooperated in warrantless government surveillance of the internet.
	www.wired.com /technology.html (523 words)

	Wired News
		The new format allows for smaller sized documents and allows for lower level of content manipulations for document recovery, modular structure by separating content, layout, styles & better accessibility to all types of users.
		Still under beta test, requiring invites to try out this new application; nothing much can be said about the application & its future as of now.
		But, as I was going through various news articles, people are already claiming that Google is seriously competing with Microsoft by launching this spreadsheet program.
	ankurjain.org (4011 words)

	Wired pulls space articles amid questions - Space News - MSNBC.com
		SAN FRANCISCO - The online technology publication Wired News removed three articles from its Web site Wednesday after editors couldn’t confirm the authenticity of at least one source.
		Ash is a professor in the aerospace engineering department of Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va., and had been involved in numerous NASA projects.
		Editors said they could not prove the existence of more than 40 people quoted in Delio’s articles, which covered subjects ranging from computer viruses to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/14276434 (750 words)

	Wired News
		Wired magazine's Gadget Lab, the newsletter that gives you the 411 on the latest tech toys.
		We can't possibly review all the gear in the mag, so with help from our pals at Gizmodo, we created a weekly blast.
		Special Gadget Lab content brought to you by WIRED.
	www.condenet.com /promo/wired/mobile (150 words)

	GigaOM » Wired Buys Wired (News)
		CondeNast, the big media conglomerate is buying Wired News for about $25 million.
		In case you don’t remember, Lycos bought Wired News seven years ago as part of a $83 million acquisition of Wired Digital.
		With its premium sales force, it is clear that Wired and CondeNast thinks it can inject a new life into Wired News.
	gigaom.com /2006/07/11/wired-buys-wired-news (309 words)

	Lycos sells Wired News to Condé Nast - Network World
		Wired News from Lycos for $25 million, Lycos said Tuesday.
		Wired Magazine became popular for its outrageous graphic design and coverage of what would become the Internet revolution.
		Wired's print publication, with its online properties going to Lycos one year later.
	www.networkworld.com /news/2006/071206-lycos-sells-wired-news-to.html (690 words)

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