The implications of artificial intelligence on skilled labor. A thematic analysis of the social imaginary on Wired magazine by Diana A. Moga

“…My research aims to identify the main themes found in the social imaginary of Wired magazine regarding the future of professions in the context of the implementation of artificial intelligence. …”
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Submarine Sounds by Helmreich, Stefan

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Libraries, the long tail and the future of legacy print collections by Genoni, Paul

“…Since Chris Anderson first aired his concept of the emerging “long tail” market in an editorial in Wired Magazine in 2004, librarians have been contemplating its relevance to the future of information storage and access. …”
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The Chinese Game Room: Play, Productivity, and Computing at Their Limits by Dibbell, Julian

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The Chinese Game Room: Play, Productivity, and Computing at Their Limits by Julian Dibbell

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Hate Speech In Canada by CASIS-Vancouver

“…Alongside academic publications, she also writes about German and transatlantic politics and media for a wide variety of venues including Foreign Affairs and Wired magazine. …”
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Centering Black Philanthropy and Championing Investment in Diversity by Floyd Jones

“…His work and content has been featured by ESPN, AfroTech, Variety, and Wired magazine, and has been sponsored by NIKE, Whole Foods, VISA, NBA2k, and more. …”
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Crowdsourcing, Outsourcing to Obtain a Creativity Group by Jacques Digout, Marwan Azouri, Jean-Marc Decaudin, Stephane Rochard

“…Crowdsourcing is a concept that first appeared in an article written by Jeff Howe in 2006 in the Wired Magazine in which the author illustrates the emerging phenomena of the outsourcing of various activities by companies to an undefined generally large group of people on the Internet in the form of an open call. …”
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The Mandela Effect and New Memory by Aaron French

“…The recent ideas from tech author and founding editor of Wired magazine, Kevin Kelly, as well as memory research by experimental psychologist Endel Tulving, illustrate potential factors behind conspiratorial creations and the reshaping of underground culture. …”
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“Unsung” business strategy: Exploring crowd sourcing practices among Malaysian SMEs by Mansor, Mohd Fitri, Abdul Halim, Hasliza, Ahmad, Noor Hazlina, Abu, Noor Hidayah

“…Crowd sourcing practices was introduced by Jeff Howe (2006) in the Wired Magazine articles. It refers to new phenomenon and as open business model in order to obtain diverse web-based solution from unknown individual or group of people to earn money by completing the projects or tasks (Howe, 2006; Liu et al., 2016).…”
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