WIREDBuzz Watch: Sony Launches 256 Player Online Shooter Game at E3Authored by Jay Baage on July 16, 2008 - 9:38am.
Sony's E3? press conference was perhaps a little light on new game content, but they did present a new 256 player massively multiplayer online shooter game type called MAG: Massive Action Game. The game geeks at Wired are already talking about this new category of "enormously multiplayer games" (see video embedded above). The new PS3 video store was also interesting, as well as the new $399 80GB PS3, but no major new innovations as we saw yesterday at the Nintendo press conference. Guy Kawasaki: Chris Anderson Discussing His Next Book - Must-Watch VideoAuthored by Guy Kawasaki on December 17, 2007 - 10:07am.
Analysis: Are PR Professionals Essentially Spammers?Authored by Rohit Bhargava on November 5, 2007 - 10:57am.
DMW at WIRED's NextFext of Future TechnologiesAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on September 17, 2007 - 7:15am.
Los Angeles - Cut out of work a little early on Friday to head downtown and check out WIRED's NextFest, a showcase featuring "The Future Of" any number of things, from communication, entertainment and design, to health, security, green living and, of course -- robots! As one might guess, many of the robots and other installations came from either Japan or the U.S., but the future has also been busy being created all over the planet, in places like Moscow (VirtuSphere), Amsterdam (Cell Phone Disco), Milan (Laptop_Orchestra), Göteborg (Glowbots) and Montreal (McGill Digital Orchestra). Check out a photo slideshow (picture above is of the "VirtuSphere") and video highlights from the event after the jump… Spoon, Celebrity Robot "Keepon" Reunite at ConcertAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on September 13, 2007 - 7:23am.
tags: Video | Music | YouTube | WIRED | Creative Commons | Spoon | Keepon | Hideki Kozima | NextFest | BeatBots |
PBS to Air "Wired Science" Series Produced by WIRED, KCETAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on May 1, 2007 - 10:56am.
Arlington, Va. - PBS said on Tuesday that it has picked up the first season of "Wired Science," a new weekly primetime series produced by KCET in Los Angeles in association with Wired Magazine. The one-hour show will debut Oct. 3 and run for 10 weeks, chronicling "the scientific advances and technologies that are transforming the world." Wired Digital Acquires News Aggregation Site Reddit.comAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on October 31, 2006 - 2:33pm.
San Francisco - Wired Digital, the San Francisco-based online home of Wired magazine and Wired News, said on Tuesday that it has acquired Boston-based Reddit.com, a social aggregation news site that allows users to select and rank Web content.
tags: Deals | Internet | Online Publishing | Acquisitions | News | WIRED | Conde Nast | Web 2.0 | Reddit |
Lycos Sells Wired News to Conde Nast for $25 MillionAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on July 12, 2006 - 12:53pm.
Waltham, Mass. - Online entertainment portal Lycos announced on Wednesday that it has sold its Wired News technology news site to Conde Nast Publications -- which also owns WIRED magazine -- for $25 million. The deal brings the sister publications back under the same ownership after eight years of separation.
tags: Deals | Internet | Online Publishing | Acquisitions | News | Wired News | Lycos | WIRED | Conde Nast |
Morning Links: July 12, 2006Authored by robert on July 12, 2006 - 2:19am.
AFP: Yahoo! Cries Foul as MySpace Pulls Top Ranking
eMarketer: Favorite Websites of Teens & Young Adults WiredNews: Wired Magazine Regains Wired News WSJ: Revver’s User Generated Commerce News.com: MySpace May Face Legislative Crackdown MercuryNews: How will YouTube Make Money? USAToday: Who will Pay for the Internet Superhighway? WSJ: Lee Gomes on Yahoo! Answers WIRED: Steven Soderbergh on Simultaneous Release for "Bubble"Authored by Mark Hefflinger on December 6, 2005 - 8:02am.
San Francisco - The latest WIRED magazine features an interview with director Steven Soderbergh, whose upcoming film "Bubble" will be released simultaneously in theaters, on DVD and on an HDTV cable service. "Simultaneous release is already here…It's called piracy. We're just trying to gain control over it," said Soderbergh, who also believes in a balance with regard to copyrights. "I wish we could come up with a system that allowed someone to do a Grey Album without having to pay millions of dollars for music rights. A system in which rights holders share profits of a new piece of work and people can access it without breaking the law," added Soderbergh.
WIRED: MySpace.com Helps Independent Bands With PromotionsAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on November 2, 2005 - 3:45am.
San Francisco - The latest issue of WIRED magazine features an article on the social networking service MySpace.com, and the marketing potential for bands using the site, whose 3 million user pages include some 400,000 created by bands. MySpace claimed more page views than Google in August (9.4 billion), and says 3.5 million new users are signing up each month. Many users add bands to their list of "friends," so they can hear about new songs and tour dates. The site has helped enable bands including Hawthorne Heights, Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance to achieve record sales surpassing 500,000 without a record label contract.
WIRED: "Battle for the Soul of the MP3 Phone"Authored by Mark Hefflinger on October 26, 2005 - 4:42am.
San Francisco - The latest issue of WIRED magazine features an article, "Battle for the Soul of the MP3 Phone," that explores the strained relationships between wireless carriers, record labels, phone handset makers, and Apple -- which is rumored to be developing an iPod phone, and has already partnered with Motorola on the ROKR iTunes music phone. The article says record labels could end up pricing U.S. mobile phone song downloads out of the range of consumer interest, pointing out that if U.S. carriers charge $3 per song, 90 cents would be split between the carrier and mobile music service provider, while the remaining $2.10 would go to the label and copyright holders. "However greedy the music labels want to be, that's where the price comes in," Roger Entner, a wireless analyst at Ovum, told WIRED.
tags: WIRED | Battle for the Soul of the MP3 Phone |
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