Wired
SWMS Coverage Analysis: Apple's iPad
Submitted by Sam Whitmore on Wed, 2010-01-27 14:34The techiest journalists delivered the best iPad coverage today. Hands down.
SWMS Research and Insight: Charticles
Submitted by Sam Whitmore on Mon, 2010-01-25 14:01You have done well pitching contributed articles. What we see, in a parallel universe, is the rise of "charticles" -- visual content nuggets like these:
SWMS Research and Insight: B to B Contributed Content Options
Submitted by Sam Whitmore on Mon, 2010-01-25 11:54B to B Contributed Content options – Strictly for thought leadership, wide industry views. Pitch ideas strong enough to start conversations.
SWMS Analysis: All About "How" (Updated 10/27)
Submitted by Sam Whitmore on Mon, 2009-10-26 21:00It used to be about who-what-where-when-why. Now it's all about how.
SWMSTweet: Wired on Demand Media
Submitted by Sam Whitmore on Tue, 2009-10-20 21:00From our subscriber only SWMSTweet feed:
SWMS Editorial Teleconference: Tech Edit Spotlight on Wired
Submitted by Christy Whitmore on Fri, 2009-10-09 12:33Tech Edit Spotlight on Wired
September 2009
Conde Nast has its financial struggles but it’s smart enough not to mess with Wired. The print publication continues to please chairman Si Newhouse as 2009 comes to a close, and that means resources will continue to flow to EIC Chris Anderson and his team. Of course, these are the same people who despise PR pros and, typically, won’t give them the time of day. That’s why we invested resources of our own in studying Wired’s story types, and unearthing new pitching opportunities. Wired long has been a visual edit environment, and is even more so, with fresh interest in photography and video. Say what you will about Wired: it’s still one of the best places your clients can be.
Fastest, Slowest Tech Edit Sites
Submitted by Sam Whitmore on Wed, 2009-05-20 03:12If you enjoy quick-to-load tech edit web sites, you'll want to experience PCWorld.com, PCMag.com and CNET.com.
Priya Ganapati, TheStreet.com
Submitted by Sam Whitmore on Thu, 2008-05-08 03:12Priya Ganapati, Reporter
TheStreet.com
May 2008
May 2008
Priya is one of TheStreet.com's key reporters, a frequent author of the Tech Winners and Losers column. She's knowledgeable in nearly all segments of the tech business, and is genuinely looking forward to spending a half-hour with us next week.
Dylan Tweney, Wired News
Submitted by Sam Whitmore on Thu, 2007-09-13 03:12Dylan Tweney, Sr. Editor, Business
Wired News
September 2007
Bio: DYLAN TWENEY, Senior Editor, Wired News
Dylan Tweney is responsible for the site's business, gadgets and hardware coverage. Previously, he was founding editorial director of PCMagCast.com, executive editor at Mobile PCmagazine and a columnist at Business 2.0. Tweney was also an editor at InfoWorldand PC/Computing. His work has won two Maggie awards from the Western Magazine Publishers' Association, an Editorial Excellence Award from the American Society of Business Publication Editors, and a Fame award from Foliomagazine. In addition to editing for Wired News, Dylan also runs tinywords, the world's smallest magazine, which has published one original haiku every weekday since 2000.
Dylan Tweney is responsible for the site's business, gadgets and hardware coverage. Previously, he was founding editorial director of PCMagCast.com, executive editor at Mobile PCmagazine and a columnist at Business 2.0. Tweney was also an editor at InfoWorldand PC/Computing. His work has won two Maggie awards from the Western Magazine Publishers' Association, an Editorial Excellence Award from the American Society of Business Publication Editors, and a Fame award from Foliomagazine. In addition to editing for Wired News, Dylan also runs tinywords, the world's smallest magazine, which has published one original haiku every weekday since 2000.
Jeffrey O'Brien, Fortune
Submitted by Sam Whitmore on Fri, 2006-08-11 03:12Jeffrey O'Brien, senior editor
Fortune Magazine
August 2006
Fortunate
Since joining Fortune on June 1st, he's spent two months in fellowship at the University of Cambridge, studying science and religion. He also spent some "time in Paris, Prague, and Rome, tooling around Europe." Back in the states for the last three weeks, he first ventured to NYC, to meet colleagues, the boss, etc., and now he's back in San Francisco ready to hit the ground running.
