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WIRED

Wirtschaft, Tech & Wissenschaft Vereinigte Staaten

Score
9.229+2 heute
Rang
47/100 ↑5
in 90 Tagen
+12+0,1 %

WIRED ist ein führendes Magazin, das sich auf Wissenschaft, Technologie, Wirtschaft und Popkultur konzentriert. Es bietet tiefgehende Artikel, investigative Reportagen und anregende Features. Das Magazin deckt ein breites Themenspektrum ab, darunter KI, Politik, Sport, Unterhaltung und gesellschaftliche Trends, oft mit einem zukunftsorientierten Blick.

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Stand: 25. Okt. 2026.

Die Rohdaten · letzte 90 Tage

Median-Aufrufe
468.306
pro Beitrag
Median-Interaktionen
9559
pro Beitrag
Beiträge
392
in 90 Tagen
Follower
17,1 Mio.
alle gewerteten Netzwerke

Woraus sich der Score ergibt

Perzentile 0 – 100 im Vergleich zu allen erfassten Creators.

  • Reichweite · 30 %98

    Ø Aufrufe pro Beitrag über 90 Tage

  • Engagement · 30 %96

    Ø Reaktionen pro Beitrag

  • Publikum · 30 %100

    Follower gesamt, im Verhältnis zur Bevölkerung

  • Regelmäßigkeit · 10 %100

    Posting-Rhythmus (25 Posts / 90 T = 100)

Netzwerke

17,1 Mio. Follower insgesamt

NetzwerkFollowerScore
Instagram@wired2,4 Mio.8.865t1
TikTok@wired1,7 Mio.8.560t1
YouTube@WIRED13 Mio.9.839t1
Threads@wired691.041nicht gewertet

Letzte 30 Tage

Die besten Posts von WIRED

  1. An exclusive interview with Nathan Fielder by WIRED’s Global Editorial Director Katie Drummond, as his first feature film, “You Can See Everything,” hits theaters.
    TikTok · vor 7 Tagen#1
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    An exclusive interview with Nathan Fielder by WIRED’s Global Editorial Director Katie Drummond, as his first feature film, “You Can See Everything,” hits theaters.

    640.234 Aufrufe53.937 Interaktionen

  2. An exclusive interview with Nathan Fielder (@nathanfielder) by WIRED’s Global Editorial Director Katie Drummond, as his first feature film, “You Can See Everything,” (@youcanseeeverything) hits theaters. Tap the 🔗 in…
    Instagram · vor 7 Tagen#2
    WWIREDWIRED

    An exclusive interview with Nathan Fielder (@nathanfielder) by WIRED’s Global Editorial Director Katie Drummond, as his first feature film, “You Can See Everything,” (@youcanseeeverything) hits theaters. Tap the 🔗 in…

    866.290 Aufrufe33.495 Interaktionen

  3. In headline after headline this year, American book publishers have appeared to be fighting back against generative AI, from suing Google for copyright infringement to canceling books by authors suspected of using LLM…
    Instagram · vor 17 Tagen#3
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    In headline after headline this year, American book publishers have appeared to be fighting back against generative AI, from suing Google for copyright infringement to canceling books by authors suspected of using LLM…

    663.750 Aufrufe22.125 Interaktionen

  4. America Used To Be Great at Taxing The Rich...
    YouTube · vor 26 Tagen#4
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    America Used To Be Great at Taxing The Rich...

    607.723 Aufrufe21.983 Interaktionen

  5. WIRED attempts what even Ikea hasn't tried: making a sonic monolith using scores of the cheapest portable Bluetooth speakers—the Kallsup—on the market. Can you have too much of a small thing?
    Instagram · gestern#5
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    WIRED attempts what even Ikea hasn't tried: making a sonic monolith using scores of the cheapest portable Bluetooth speakers—the Kallsup—on the market. Can you have too much of a small thing?

    1,6 Mio. Aufrufe21.762 Interaktionen

  6. “Musk,” a new documentary from Alex Gibney, is on general release from October 9 and screening at the WIRED World Fair in Miami next month. Musk’s exes—including Justine Wilson and Ashley St. Clair, who both participa…
    TikTok · vor 17 Tagen#6
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    “Musk,” a new documentary from Alex Gibney, is on general release from October 9 and screening at the WIRED World Fair in Miami next month. Musk’s exes—including Justine Wilson and Ashley St. Clair, who both participa…

    348.242 Aufrufe21.666 Interaktionen

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