In 2009 I started doing a monthly column for Wired UK. It was completely thrilling. They also made me a Contributing Editor. I managed to keep it going for quite a while. The online archive seems to have gone now, which is perhaps a blessing since it mostly recorded the various ways the illustrators they found made me look very fat.
I've ploughed through the Wayback Machine and found links to most of the old columns. Plus some miscellaneous other bits I did.
May 2016 - 29 reasons to love PowerPoint
Feb 2015 - Slagging off Uber while trying to follow a brief of being nice about Uber
January 2014 - Awkward moments from the future of computing
April 2012 - History will remember Samuel Pepys blog
August 2011 - Make things not media platforms
December 2010 - On robots
November 2010 - On longevity
October 2010 - Digital heirlooms
September 2010 - On words
August 2010 - On endings
July 2010 - On reality
June 2010 - On the structure of time
May 2010 - Going out to play
April 2010 - The value of metadata
March 2010 - Spam, Spamlets and Spambots
February 2010 - The irrationality of watches
January 2010 - What will the countryside of the future look like?
December 2009 - Bionic noticing and Transparency mania
November 2009 - Meat is more important than meta
October 2009 - can't seem to find one
September 2009 - can't seem to find one
August 2009 - Like a bathroom mirror, the screen shows only flaws
July 2009 - The rich can't get a better OS than the rest of us
June 2009 - What if Amazon S3 could store our physical stuff, too?
May 2009 (Launch issue) - I'm not a zen monk, I'm doing my expenses