At Wired.com (2000-2002), I shaped emerging coverage of technology’s impact on society and culture through traditional and innovative storytelling formats. As a staff writer during the first dotcom boom, I wrote 2-3 daily stories examining how digital transformation reshaped entertainment and society while regularly providing expert analysis on national television, radio, and at major industry conferences across the US and Europe.

I then pioneered Wired.com’s multimedia expansion by creating and hosting the site’s first two audio programs, building a network of industry thought leaders for weekly interviews, and developing integrated storytelling packages that combined audio, text, and images – establishing new workflows for digital journalism when the medium was still being defined.

As one of the pioneering technology news sites of the dot-com era, Wired.com played a significant role in shaping how emerging technology, culture, and society would be covered online.