Scott Dadich

The New Yorker Names First Creative Director - Posted November 8, 2011
The New Yorker has named Wyatt Mitchell its first Creative Director. Mitchell was most recently Cond Nast's Digital Design Director. Pam McCarthy, Deputy Editor at the magazine, told WWD that a Creative Director was needed becau... [FishbowlNY]

Cond Nast May Start Giving More Free App Downloads - Posted April 20, 2011
At a Cond Nast town hall meeting yesterday morning, the idea of more free app downloads, like the Adobe-sponsored May issue of Wired, was kicked around, according to the New York Post. The big proponent of... [FishbowlNY]

Wired's New Creative Director: 'I Have to Perform.' - Posted April 18, 2011
It's never easy taking over for someone who does a particular job extremely well. When Val Kilmer replaced Michael Keaton in the 90's Batman film series it was awkward and weird. Yes, the decision to add ... [FishbowlNY]

Wired Magazine and TED Come to Long Beach - Posted March 8, 2011
Wired magazine was in town last week, hosting a tech-centric TED gathering in Long Beach last Thursday at the 555 East American Steakhouse. Most of the Wired bigwigs, including publisher ... [FishbowlLA]

Rubensteins, Edelman, Siegel, Nadal on the Observer's Power 150 List - Posted December 22, 2010
Four PR people crashed the New York Observer Power 150 List this year, a ranking dominated by extremely rich and powerful people in finance and politics, t... [AgencySpy]

Wired's Creative Director Resigns For Another Conde Job - Posted October 18, 2010
Scott Dadich has resigned his job as creative director at Wired to focus on his corporate Conde Nast job, WWD reports. Dadich was tapped in July to direct digital magazine development (i.e. iPads) at Conde HQ. ... [MediaJobsDaily]

Scott Dadich To Keep Things Strictly Digital At Conde Nast - Posted October 18, 2010
Until last Friday, Scott Dadich was juggling two job titles at once: creative director at Wired and Cond Nast's executive... [FishbowlNY]

WIRED, GQ Rack Up Medals at SPD Awards - Posted May 13, 2009
Medals, pencils, cubes, elephantine statuettes designed by Alexander Calder—spring always finds us buried in design awards, and we're still in catch-up in mode. Last things first: On Friday, ... [UnBeige]

Food Fight: WIRED Also Covered in Corn - Posted October 14, 2008
The New York Times Magazine isn't the only publication to have food on the brain—and the cover. Like Sunday's NYT Magazine, fronted by German photographer Martin Klimas' smashing pumpkin (and apple a... [UnBeige]

"Law of Optical Volumes" Finally Defined By Wired (And Guess What? It's Kerning!) - Posted May 1, 2007
A few months ago, we wondered what the hell Wired was talking about when discussing their redesigned logo: "...it now adheres to the Law of Optical Volumes" We went to the most trusted names in ... [UnBeige]

First Look At Wired.com Relaunch - Posted March 14, 2007
Wired.com is expected to get a its long overdue relaunch sometime later this week. Courtesy of TechCrunch, we have our first look. The move is tied to the ma... [FishbowlNY]

Wired Redesigns - Posted January 23, 2007
Here's their explanation: Spearheaded by creative director Scott Dadich, who joined Wired last spring from Texas Monthly, the redesign is based on a simple premise: expand our use of provocative photography and inventive illust... [FishbowlNY]