Opinion: Blocking the Disabled on the Web Means Blocking Innovation
Disabled folks like Vint Cerf and Joybubbles helped birth today’s digital world. But a lack of ADA compliance thwarts the innovators of tomorrow.
Google Shakes Up Its ‘TGIF’—and Ends Its Culture of Openness
Amid leaks and protests, CEO Sundar Pichai is drastically shrinking the company-wide meeting that was once a symbol of Google’s idealism.
Meet the Immigrants Who Took On Amazon
How a group of Somalis became leaders in the fight to change a tech behemoth.
The Global South Is Redefining Tech Innovation
Opinion: Top-down, unsustainable Silicon Valley needs to learn from Africa, South Asia, and South America, where tech is built for and by users.
Here’s How to Watch the WIRED25 Summit Live
See WIRED editors live in conversation with Jeff Weiner, Anne Neuberger, Matthew Prince, Dawn Song, Patrick Collison, Traci Des Jardins, Astro Teller, and more.
Come Hang Out With WIRED at Our 2-Day Festival
Hear from Patrick Collison, Anne Neuberger, Chris Evans, N. K. Jemison, Ron Moore, and other huge names in the WIRED world.
Angry Nerd: Enough With Technology That ‘Democratizes’ Things!
Democracy is a kumbaya potluck where the whole class is invited. Silicon Valley’s democratization, meanwhile, caters to infinite constituencies of one.
Who Are the Most Successful Entrepreneurs? The Middle-Aged
Sure, youth and innocence are great. But what if experience is even greater? We might get more innovation if we let the elders take the lead.
Corporate America’s Second War With the Rule of Law
Opinion: Uber, Facebook, and Google are increasingly behaving like the law-flouting financial empires of the 1920s. We know how that turned out.
How Salesforce Cut Pay Disparities Between Men and Women
In an excerpt from his new book, Marc Benioff says he initially didn’t believe any pay gap was pervasive in the first place.
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