NewsweekMarch 1, 2010

“WIRED magazine’s demonstration of how one of its issues would read on a tablet did much more to advance the cause of this kind of computing than Steve Jobs did at the Intel reveal”.

TED BlogFebruary 12, 2010

“Chris Anderson (of Wired) says on stage: We think the tablet is the future of magazines. Flexibility in design, plus interactivity.” (He’s holding the March 2010 issue of Wired.)

Advertising AgeFebruary 22, 2010

“It can be labor-intensive to render issues as apps, too, but now Conde Nast is working with Adobe to not just build an app version of Wired but to fold the creation of these digital editions into the dayto-day creation of each issue.”:
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MINFebruary 16, 2010

“Wired editor-in-chief Chris Anderson is no stranger to dramatic pronouncements about technology, and his magazine has never been shy about embracing the next new thing. And so it comes as no surprise that Anderson says of the upcoming touch-based tablet platforms like the Apple iPad, “This is what we have been waiting for for 15 years. We have been waiting for an opportunity to use all of these visual tools that are at our disposal, tell these stories in a way that is efficient, that is multi-dimensional.”

MediapostJanuary 25, 2010

“If you look at the Tablet, in particular, the prototypes we are working on now are applications of traditional magazine-making techniques to a much more efficient distribution platform, and much more powerful presentation platform, with all kinds of multimedia aspects to it,” said WIRED editor in chief Chris Anderson. “It is designed to leverage our existing skills. You know, photography, design, editing, and control of the experience – the packaging of the ideas. These are skills we believe transcend paper, and the Tablet is the first opportunity we’ve had to show that.”