Louis Rossetto Biography

Louis Rossetto is the founder of Wired Magazine. Rossetto was the magazine’s publisher for much of its history. Rossetto has also worked with Reason Magazine on the publication’s redesign. Aside from his publishing interests, Rossetto has also served as the chief executive officer of TCHO, a chocolate company. Rossetto holds a BA and MBA from Colombia University, and he currently lives in Berkeley, California. Shortly after his time in college, Rossetto published a fictional book called Take-Over, which considered what history would have looked like if former President Richard Nixon never resigned and instead seized greater federal power. Critics and members of the media still consider many of Rossetto’s opinions controversial.

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