The editor of Wired magazine resigned as CEO of robotics Company

An email from Conde Nast CEO Robert Townsend (Robert Townsend) was exposed in Friday. The mail shows that Anderson, editor of Wired magazine, http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/16434.html ">chris Anderson" will leave at the end of the year, As CEO of 3DRobotics Robotics Company. "Wired" is the magazine of Conde Nast.

Anderson has been working in Wired magazine since 2001. Under his leadership, Wired received a series of honors, including the 2005, 2007 and 2009 Outstanding American Magazine Awards. Anderson has published 3 books, including the famous long tail theory, but his recent book "The Maker: the new industrial Revolution" was blamed for plagiarism.

"It's an opportunity for me to pursue an entrepreneurial dream," Anderson said in Ane-mail statement. I am confident that Wired magazine's mission, the impact and recording of the digital revolution, will be stronger than ever and will continue to evolve. ”

Anderson's career began in the academic journal Nature and Science, and then he joined The Economist in 1994. Born in London, England, he has lived in the United States since he was 5 years old and studied in the fields of quantum mechanics and technology journalism at the University of California, Berkeley.