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For geeks the world over, Wired is the ultimate magazine for the technological world of today. Wired magazine stays one step ahead, and brings you all the information you need about the latest gadget, or advancement in the digital world. All of the articles are incredbly well researched, giving an authority to the content which is second to none. It's an interesting question, why does the worlds foremost authorty on technology and digital journalism publish it's content in an offline printed format? Well, doesn't that just show you the power and convenience of magazines? The printed form does indeed have a bright future.
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Although some of the feature articles appear in WIRED UK, the regular columns are much better written and overall the original WIRED USA I just find is better. I also like the adverts since they give an insight into life over in america!
The US version is just better than the UK version. Yes, some of the articles/features are shared between the 2 versions but the columns by the WIRED regulars are just better written in the US version and in general the US version comes across as being less dumbed down. I also like that as a UK reader the US adverts are for products/services that I`m not able to consume which adds a bit of novelty.