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Contents
What’s inside the WIRED Media Kit 2017
About us:
Audience:
Magazine:
Digital:
Events:
An introduction
to WIRED’s 2017
platforms
The total WIRED
network is varied
and ever-growing
All the sections of
our monthly offering
– from cover to cover
Where to find WIRED
online – from digital
editions, to website
The complete
line-up of 2017
WIRED events
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An introduction to the WIRED ecosystem in 2017
Intro:
Platforms:
Reach:
Awards:
Schedule:
Rates:
An introduction
to WIRED magazine
and more
The many ways
to access our awardwinning content
An at-a-glance
look at WIRED’s
audience and scale
Industry accolades
won by WIRED
since its launch
Advertising
deadlines
and dates
Commercial
costs for WIRED
and wired.co.uk
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About us
A unique
proposition, WIRED
is a compelling
combination of
brains and beauty.
It fuses thoughtful
and provocative
journalism with
dazzling, awardwinning design.
Since 2009 WIRED
has become a
world-renowned,
highly influential,
market-leading
brand about the
future and has won
tens of awards for
editorial leadership,
design and digital
– including Media
Brand of the Year.
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INTRODUCTION
As technology disrupts every sector and area of our lives, WIRED cuts
through the noise to deliver insight, intelligence and information.
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WIRED is the only
media brand whose
mission is to map
change and provide
the information to
navigate the future,
as it happens.
1 INFOPORN
58,000 commercial
flight routes
mapped
2 COVER
Kathleen Kennedy, President of
Lucasfilm and brand manager of
Star Wars franchise
3 GEAR
Polaris
Batmobile-style
Slingshot SL
4 PLAY
Charlie Brooker,
creator of the Black
Mirror series
5 FASHION
Lauren Bowker,
chemist and
designer
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PLATFORMS
WIRED can be accessed through a wide
range of platforms – from print to digital
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1 MAGAZINE
Where it all started.
WIRED in print,
ten issues a year
4 DIGITAL EDITIONS
WIRED magazine on
smartphone and tablet
– with extra content
2 WEBSITE
Redesigned for 2016,
wired.co.uk keeps you
digitally up-to-date
5 EVENTS
The WIRED world
brought to life – by the
innovators themselves
3 ANNUAL
Our look ahead at the
trends that will define
the coming year
6 PODCAST
wired.co.uk’s weekly
audio guide to
the WIRED world
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8 WIRED WEEKENDER
Wired’s weekly digest
containing highlights of
the most interesting news
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7 WIRED AWAKE
Wired’s daily news
briefing, sent via email
every weekday morning
9 APPLE NEWS
Wired content available on
Apple News, sponsorship
opportunities available
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REACH
The WIRED community is growing all the time – via an
array of social networks, through our website and events
+
WIRED’s
Total reach
250,542 251,000 99,000
Google+ followers
Twitter followers
Facebook ‘likes’
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AWARDS
In five years WIRED has been awarded 21 of some of the most
prestigious industry awards for design, editorial leadership and more
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
The Drum Online
Media Awards
Commercial
campaign of the Year
DMA 2015
Magazine of the Year
DMA2014
Digital Magazine
of the Year
BSME
Art Director of the
Year (consumer)
DMA
Technology Magazine
of the Year
BMA
Art Director of the
Year (consumer)
Andrew Diprose
PPA
Designer of the
Year (consumer)
Andrew Diprose
The Maggies
Best Technology
Cover (June 2009)
Lovie award
Best copy writing
DMA 2015
Cover of the Year
DMA2014
Technology Magazine
of the Year
PPA
Media Brand of the
Year (consumer)
DMA
Editor of the Year
DMA
Magazine of the Year
D&DA
(Design & Art
Directors) Award Covers
BSME
Launch of the Year
BSME
Editor of the Year,
Special Interest
DMA
Editor of the Year
Ace Awards
Gold Award for
Launch of the Year
2010
D&AD
(Design & Art
Directors) Award Covers
D&DA
Award - Best
Designed Magazine
Ace Awards
Gold Award for Most
Effective Promotional
Campaign by a
Smaller Magazine
DMA 2015
Technology Magazine
of the Year
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2017 SCHEDULE
ISSUE
THEME
COPY
DEADLINE
INSERTS
DUE
ON SALE
BOOKING
DEADLINE
JAN/FEB
DISNEY SPECIAL, WITH KATHLEEN KENNEDY
14 Nov
22 Nov
08 Dec
07 Nov
MAR
END OF WORLD ISSUE
+ WIRED SECURITY COVERAGE
05 Jan
17 Jan
02 Feb
29 Dec
APR
SMART LIST
+ ENERGY SPECIAL, WIRED RETAIL COVERAGE
02 Feb
14 Feb
02 Mar
26 Jan
MAY
MARGRETHE VESTAGER COVER +
ENTREPRENEUR FIRST FEATURE
09 Mar
21 Mar
06 Apr
02 Mar
JUN
HOW RUSSIA WON THE INTERNET +
WIRED HEALTH EVENT COVERAGE
03 Apr
13 Apr
04 May
27 Mar
JUL/AUG
WIRED TIME WATCH SUPPLEMENT +
35TH AMERICAS CUP COVERAGE
10 May
22 May
08 Jun
03 May
SEPT
STEPHEN HAWKINS SCIENCE SPECIAL
06 Jul
18 Jul
03 Aug
29 Jun
OCT
DESIGN ISSUE
+ START UP SUPPLEMENT
02 Aug
14 Aug
31 Aug
26 Jul
NOV
ENTERTAINMENT ISSUE
07 Sep
19 Sep
05 Oct
31 Aug
DEC
GEAR OF THE YEAR GUIDE
+ DESIRED LUXURY SUPPLEMENT
05 Oct
17 Oct
02 Nov
28 Sep
WIRED WORLD
THE WIRED WORLD IN 2018
19 Oct
31 Oct
16 Nov
12 Oct
JAN/FEB 2018
CELEGRATING 100 ISSUE OF WIRED
9 Nov
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2 Nov
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The WIRED network is varied and ever-growing
Demographic: Fashion:
Tech:
Grooming:
Watches:
Motors:
Travel:
Gaming:
The who, what
and where of the
WIRED world
The physical manifestation of today’s
changing world
Disruptors still
need to look –
and feel –good
We’re fascinated
by time – and the
devices that tell it
From EV’s and
hybrids to next gen
supercars
Digital communication
is great, but physical
transport is still critical
Virtual reality and
escapism. A digital
change of scene
Style and design
are central to the
WIRED philiosophy
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Audience
270, 285
READERSHIP
77% 23%
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AVERAGE AGE
CIRCULATION
54,094
52%*
86% AB
PROFILE
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91% ABCI
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UNIQUE USERS
84% 16%
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AVERAGE AGE
50% AB
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83% ABCI
£82,233
AVERAGE HHI
*London and the South East
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FASHION
Style and design are central to the WIRED philiosophy. In addition
to the WIRED Retail event, we regularly feature fashion stories
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1 COVER WRAP
Fashion/Tech
Supplement included
with June 2016 issue
2 START
Lauren Bowker,
chemist and
designer
3 FEATURE
How Yoox became
the Amazon of syle
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4 START
Online make-up
company Glossier
understands how to
talk directly to you.
5 SUPPLEMENT
The line that
divides clothing
and technology
isn’t blurring, it’s
disappearing
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‘I like to keep up with the latest
fashions’ The WIRED target audience
are over six times more likely than UK
average to definitely agree.
‘It’s important for me to be well
dressed’ The WIRED target audience
are over two times more likely than
UK average to definitely agree.
‘I spend a lot on clothes’
The WIRED target audience
are over five times more likely
than UK average to definitely agree.
‘I have a good sense of style’
The WIRED target audience
are over three times more likely than
UK average to definitely agree.
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TECH
The physical manifestation of today’s changing world. Technology,
gear and products all shot in the unmistakable WIRED style
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1 GEAR
What’s the best
biscuit for dunking?
We use robots to
settle the debate
2 COVER WRAP
Where Nasa
Goes Next
3 GEAR
Lego Technic,
Revolution Six robot,
DIY Gamer Kit
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4 TEST
Smart fridges
rated and reviewed
5 START
SuperFlex’s
lightweight exosuit
will put a spring in
your step
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4
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SPECIFICATION
%
READERS
SPECIFICATION
LATEST TECHNOLOGY
READERS
LATEST TECHNOLOGY
RELIABILITY
RELIABILITY
STYLE & DESIGN
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89% of WIRED
readers share
their technology
knowledge with
friends or family.
‘When I buy a product, style and
design are as important as quality’WIRED’s target audience is over four
times more likely than the average UK
adult to definitely agree (index 443).
‘It’s important my household is
equipped with the latest tech’WIRED’s target audience is over eight
times more likely than the average
UK adult to definitely agree.
76% of WIRED readers
would consider
themselves a trusted
tech advisor amongst
their group of friends.
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100
STYLE & DESIGN
150
200
When buying a computer/laptop, the
most important factors that influence
the WIRED target audience are indexed
versus the average UK adult.
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0
100
150
200
250
When buying a computer/laptop, the
most important factors that influence
the WIRED target audience are indexed
versus the average UK adult.
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GROOMING
Disruptors still need to look – and feel – good.
WIRED tracks this crucial modern sector
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3
68%
70%
READERS
USERS
Percentage who like to try out new grooming
products
4
78%
83%
READERS
USERS
Percentage who said ‘If I liked a grooming
product, I would recommend it to a friend’
‘I spend a lot of money on toiletries’ The
WIRED target audience are over five times
more likely to definitely agree (index 561).
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1 TEST
Up close
and personal with
the best razors
2 TEST
The best razors
tested by WIRED’s
product editor
3 PROMOTION
LAB SERIES has drawn from science,
technology and nature to design a high
performance moisturizer
4 FEATURE
The subtle
science
of fragrance
4 START
Jenny Tillotson
is weaving scent
into tech
‘When buying toiletries the brand I choose
is very important to me’ The WIRED target
audience are over three times more likely to
definitely agree (index 382).
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WATCHES
We’re fascinated by time – and the devices which tell it
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4
TIME SUPPLEMENT
Our annual round-up of the most
WIRED timepieces in the world
51%
61%
READERS
USERS
2
GEAR
Smartwatches tried and tested
in the Gear product section
Percentage who plan to buy a
watch in the next year.
3
97%
97%
READERS
USERS
Percentage who believe it is important they buy
the best quality.
51%
51%
READERS
USERS
Percentage who agree ‘my watch says as much
about me as my clothes’
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86%
90%
READERS
USERS
Percentage that do extensive research
before buying a watch
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MOTOR
From EV’s and hybrids to next gen supercars
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1 FETISH
The Mavizen
Leo.X electric
superbike
2 WIRED DESIRED
Featuring boats,
cars, planes
and more.
3 FEATURE
A closer look
at the BMW i
production plant
3
4
The WIRED audience are over four
times more likely than the UK
average adult to drive an average
of 20,000 miles or more per year
(index 443)
‘You can judge a person by
the car they drive’ The WIRED
audience are over twice as likely
than the UK average adult to
agree (index 232).
‘I like innovative cars’ The WIRED
audience are over seven and a
half times more likely than the UK
average adult to definitely agree
(index 741).
WIRED’s audience is over four
and a half times more likely than
the UK average adult to know
a large amount’ about cars
(index 478).
4 PROMOTION
October 2016,
WIRED AUDI
Innovation Awards.
‘I like driving’ The WIRED
audience are over two and a
half times more likely than the
average adult to definitely agree
(index 254).
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TRAVEL
Digital communication is great, but physical transport is still critical
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71%
READERS
Proportion of WIRED readers who travel for
business, travelling, on average, 12 times per year.
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4
The WIRED target audience are over four and
a half times more likely than the average adult
to have taken seven or more holidays abroad in
the last 12 months (index 473).
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5
1 FEATURE
The story behind
Virgin Galactic’s
space venture
2 COVER
The story
behind Virgin
Galactic
3 WIRED DESIRED
Pedras Salgadas
Spa, Portugal. In
WIRED Desired
4 START
Photography of
Alberta, Canada in
the Start section
5 INFOPORN
58,000 commercial
flight routes
mapped
6 WIRED DESIRED
Tierra Chiloe in the
December Desired
supplement
The WIRED target audience are over seven and
a half times more likely than the average adult
to fly in first or business class (index 776).
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GAMING
Virtual reality and escapism. A digital change of scene
2
1
86%
READERS
Proportion of WIRED readers who have a
games console at home.
3
The WIRED target audience spends, on
average, double the amount of time gaming
compared to the Uk average and four times the
amount of time playing online others.
5
4
1 FEATURE
Behind the scenes at
Bungie, developer of
Halo and Destiny
2 SUPPLEMENT
A look ahead at the
next gen consoles
prior to launches
3 START
Tech Torn Apart.
Inside the Oculus
Rift headset
4 FEATURE
Career gamers. The
people making a living
playing video games
5 START
The big question: How
will gaming change in
the next 10 years
The WIRED target audience are over 5 times
more likely to have a ‘large amount’ of
knowledge (index 538)
The WIRED target audience are over 7 times
more likely to convince others about gaming.
(index 739)
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What’s inside – from cover to cover
Start:
Gear:
Ideas bank:
Play:
R&D:
Features:
Supplements: The Annual:
News and obsessions
from across the
WIRED world
The best new
technology, rated
and reviewed
Brain food and
provocations from
the WIRED network
Culture – from TV
and movies, to music,
design and gaming
WIRED’s showcase
of extraordinary
scientific research
Long-form journalism
from the global
WIRED team
Bonus content
bundled in with the
monthly dispatch
WIRED’s yearly
predictions for the
forthcoming 12 months
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START
The Start section is a showcase for the hottest news and obsessions from around the
WIRED world. Packed with stories ranging from architecture to biotech, from startups
to science, it covers the people, companies and ideas that are at the cutting edge.
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1 Still life of a
frozen stem cell
2 Birth Controller –
Elina Berglund has
created Natural
Cycles, an app based
alternative to the pill
3 How is tech
changing the way
we make music
3
4
4 Shazam requests
for song recognition
broken down, second
by second
5 Holding Sway –
How does Mexico’s
newest skyscraper
resist earthquakes?
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6 Rwanda’s
Gas Valve
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GEAR
Gear is where WIRED showcases the newest, most innovative and desirable products
it discovers from the worlds of design, interiors, automotive and technology. It is
also where our infamously hard tests are featured, giving WIRED readers the lowdown
on everything from the best ice cream makers to translation apps to flying ATVs.
2
1
1 Polaris Slingshot
SL Red Pearl
2 Counter Culture
for your kitchen kit
3 Hoodies for
hardened athletes
3
4 Liquid Assets –
Wired quenches your
thirst for innovative
thinking
4
5
Parajet Volution3
6 Ducati
Scrambler Icon
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IDEAS BANK
Brain food and provokation, each month Ideas Bank gives space to
writers, thinkers and innovators to write powerful, short argument pieces
backed-up by data that stimulate thought the intelligent WIRED readership.
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3
1 Let’s make moocs
less meek
2 Crunching big data
is no replacement for
a good scientist
3 We can be primed
to behave a certain
way when exposed to
relevant cues
4 Asia De Cuba/
Wired Partnership
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4
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PLAY
The cultural heartbeat of the magazine, Play explores developments in culture,
dentifying trends and those who set them. Offering a fresh, oppinionated voice,
it provides in-depth and eclectic approaches to all aspects of entertainment and
lifestyle. Subjects covered include: film, TV, motoring, books, gaming and music.
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1
1 Freestyle
football
champion Andrew
Henderson
2 Yuri Suzuki has
created the Global
Modular Synth to map
music of the world
3 We Happy Few
turns survival into an
unlikely meditation
on mental health
3
5
4 Wired meets Black
Mirror’s creator
Charlie Booker and
his producer Annabel
Jones to discuss the
shady side of tech
5 Wattpad’s army of
enthusiast authors
don’t just write – they
predict popularity
4
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R&D
R&D focus on scientific research and scientific practice that gets us excited. It ranges from biotech
to cosmology to nanomaterials to life extension to AI breakthroughs. It exposes amazing experiments,
mind-blowing new findings, unheralded heroes and potentially transformative businesses. It’s where
WIRED readers first learn about pentaquarks, NASA missions to Pluto, mirror neurons and qubits.
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1
1 CRISPR
gene editing
treatment
2 Illustrated
experiment,
journey to the
center of the earth
3 Genetic
epidemiologist
Tim Spector talks
food regimes and
weight gain.
4 Neuroscientist
Suzana HerculanoHouzel turns brains
into soup to understand
cognitive ability
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FEATURES
Our features are more ambitious and longer than those in most publications sometimes more than 6,000 words if that is what it takes to get deep into a story.
We are typically looking for compelling storytelling that offers a narrative arc,
conflict and people – actual people with driving emotions and real ideas.
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3
4
1 BRAIN POWER
The future of
artificial
intellience
2 FEATURE
Finnish games
developer
Supercell
3 THE ACTOR
EVOLVES
Andy Serkis on
motion capture
4 THE WILD
BUNCH
The plants that could
beat starvation
5 FEATURE
Long form
stories
6 MEET TOM DIXON
One of Britain’s best
known lighting and
interior designers
7 PREDICTING THE
FUTURE OF MEDIA
Kevin Kelly predicts the
future of the Industry
8 THE EMPIRE
IS BACK
WIRED talks to
director J.J Abrams
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Bonus content curated to sit alongside the monthly dispatch
2
3
1 DESIRED
The finer things in life –
audio, visual, watches,
motors and more
2 TIME
The annual
WIRED horology
supplement
3 HOTTEST
STARTUPS
Charting the 100
hottest startups
4
4 HORIZONS
Future
trends and
big ideas
5 WEARABLE TECH
New for 2016 WIRED
unpicks the world of
wearables
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6 HOME
The best products
and devices to power
the connected home
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THE ANNUAL
Each year we use data to inform our trend analysis of the coming
trends which will come to define the next 12 months – and beyond.
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3
1 COVER
The WIRED World
in 2017 in its new,
“tablet-sized” format
2 CONTRIBUTORS
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SHAMIR KARKAL
Karkal aims to open
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HARDEEP WALIA
Walia’s Motif lets
investors build
portfolios around
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as natural resources
or biotech.
MARTA KRUPINSKA
Azimo, founded by
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way to send money
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195 countries.
AMOS MEIRI
Bitcoin entrepreneur
Meiri founded Colu –
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Creese is director of
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The former LulzSec
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PhD researcher.
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Century in 2014.
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PATRICIA LEWIS
At Chatham House,
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and international
non-proliferation and
disarmament efforts.
ALEX RICE
Rice founded
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security teams from
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NICK BRACKENBURY
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JEFF CHAPIN
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Dean is chief business
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MICHAEL FEINDT
Feindt founded
Blue Yonder, whose
industry-specific
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Director of design at
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Director of Oxford
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fourth year.
Back for a fifth
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fast-changing world
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consume products.
WIRED Retail will
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Covering all aspects
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