Wired redesign this week.
Michael Arrington stopped by the office yesterday and took some photos of our upcoming redesign.
Michael Arrington stopped by the office yesterday and took some photos of our upcoming redesign.
I started a new job this week, as business editor at Wired News, the online arm of Wired magazine. I
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