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"A confusing magazine; not what it used to be", I used to subscribe to this magazine back in the internet heyday around the turn of the millennium. It was great, really different but more important, really RELEVANT. I saw this great offer for $1/issue and figured what the heck I'll try it again. This magazine is nowhere near what it used to be, and it's just chock full of glossy, irrelevant ads. They even include other magazine clips and advertising inserts inside the plastic wrap it comes with. It reminds me of my wife's Glamour magazine now.

Yes, some of the articles are still trendy and forward looking from a technology standpoint, and it's a great value at $1/issue, which is why I'm still rating it 3 stars, but it's so all over the place in terms of content now as to be confusing. It has lost its identity. I am not going to renew it.

"Its exciting but dont expect great! Only GOOD!", The magazine is good, but not great. It is something good to have lying around. I was expecting electronic and gadgets reviews and test but this magazine barely touch the subject.

"Loosing its edge.......", For many years wired was THE magazine of a technological future, presenting technologically driven material as a world changing force. This was nerdiness without submission, and one could be interested in technology without retreating from the world. The world was becoming technology.

There was plenty of technocratic bombast, many things that were written about died in the cradle, and Wired was as closely linked to the dot-com boom as any publication, but few magazines could grasp the present, and grasp ideas of the future so well as Wired.

Wired also had a countercultural edge because it, simply because the people involved with it were willing to play with, or at least touch, any interesting and new idea that fell within Wired's orbit. This was not a magazine for everyone, but it fit its niche well.

Lately something in the tone of the magazine seems to be changing. Rather than reporting from the inside of the technologically driven world, it seems as if Wired is increasingly chasing celebrities, and involving itself with things that are trendy in the media world.


Wired is not gone, per se, but frankly, when you see Martha Stewart on the cover, apparently because she is famous, and has hired people to integrate, in no novel or overwhelming way, a website with her other media activities, it is safe to say that Wired is becoming disconnected with its audience. While many articles are still interesting, the number of good ones is declining, and the tone of the magazine has shifted. One gets a strong feeling reading it that many of the staffers used to work at Cosmopolitan or Time, and are really more interested in faddish popular crisis and fashion than they are in technology. I can't yet say that Wired is bad, and there is no good substitute for it that I know about, but unfortunately, it seems as if the magazine is heading downhill.

"Best Price for an Excellent Magazine", I am an older geek (demographically I am probably very OLD compared to the average WIRED reader) who enjoys staying informed about emerging and fast-evolving technology of every type/sort/ilk. Unlike other hard-tech magazines I read, WIRED is unique in that it places a "human" face on technology, no matter how razor-edged it might be. How many tech and/or hard science magazines even pretend to present the "big picture"? Humans are developing tech at a furious rate, and WIRED helps me ponder tech's implications/impact on society, the environment, finance, etc. Yes, I am interested not only in tech, but in hard and soft sciences, socio-economics, politics and other arenas which impact our world. WIRED satisfies all these interests.


"too much advertistements", The issue (first one) I got was completely filled with advertisements you had to literally hunt for content.

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"I enjoy every issue cover to cover", This magazine isn't about which new [insert product here] is best, its about what ideas are changing the world or at least trying to. It lets you know how other people are thinking about improving technology and improving ourselves. I always find a pile of interesting facts and "why didn't we do that sooner" ideas every month. The first half of the magazine is made up of short one page articles with interesting tidbits if you want to relax for 10 minutes, but the back has some of the most interesting articles I've ever read. Anatomy of a nuclear reactor that by design won't go Chernobyl on us is just one example. Besides, for the cost of a few issues it just comes to you!

"still waiting", A month later, still no magazine

I have had 4 subs with them in the past and have had problems receiving the magazine in EVERY case

Great mag- terrible delivery

"Wired not what I expected.", I had previously purchased off the newsstand copies of Wired and enjoyed it, but upon receiving my subscribed copies and having more time to read it feel now it was a mistake. It is not quite what I thought it was. It is a little too edgy for me.

"cool stuff", I got my magazine really quickly- 3 weeks after ordering! It's an awesome magazine for techies and has some really interesting articles. I personally look forward to it coming every month.

"It's been around a long time but it's still great!", I subscribed to "Wired" years ago. In fact, I think I still have the very first issue they ever published! At some point I let my subscription lapse. I was busy with a lot of other stuff. I am so happy to be receiving it again! When the first issue arrived, I read it voraciously, cover to cover! Now I've received the second and am working on that! It contains lots about what's new and coming in the future, in technology, the sciences, music, business, you name it. It's well-designed and fun to read. If you're a geek or just someone who finds information about new things that might be happening in not-so-far-distant future a turn-on, then you'll probably love "Wired."