Skip to main content
Technology magazineHigh factual reporting

Is Wired reliable?

Wired is a technology magazine with high factual reporting.

Wired covers technology and its effects on culture, business, politics and science.

Visit wired.com

Ratings reflect the general consensus of media monitors and CadNews’s own coverage data; they’re starting points, not verdicts.

How Wired covered the news this month

Not enough data yet: 1 story analyzed so far. Updated every 30 minutes.

Methodology: last 30 days, opinion pieces excluded. Only articles actually included in saved analysis with an explicit lens assessment count in the percentages. Confirmation describes the core story after comparing coverage, not an outlet's overall accuracy; older saved story statuses are used only when that outlet was included. Industry/skeptic and evidence assessments are article-specific; no ratings are inferred from outlet reputation. Unclear or missing assessments are excluded. These are automated estimates, not verdicts. How CadNews works

Recent coverage compared

Factual reliability

High factual reporting

Founded

1993

Headquarters

San Francisco, CA

Type

Technology magazine

Ownership

Condé Nast

Strengths

  • ·Investigative features on tech and security.
  • ·Explainers for general readers.

Things to keep in mind

  • ·Mixes reporting with opinion and features.
  • ·Many pieces are paywalled.

Is Wired reliable?

Wired is rated high factual reporting. Ratings reflect the general consensus of media monitors and CadNews’s own coverage data; they’re starting points, not verdicts.

What kind of outlet is Wired?

Wired is a technology magazine, owned by Condé Nast and based in San Francisco, CA. Founded in 1993.

What does Wired cover?

Wired covers technology and its effects on culture, business, politics and science.

Compare the coverage

Compare what multiple outlets report, their sources and the evidence behind their claims.

Other similar outlets