Front Row Seat For a Revolution
Kevin ManeyFirst-hand tales from the history of technology, and what they tell us about strategy today.
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OK Go, YouTube and the Adjacent Possible
In the fall of 2006, just 18 months after YouTube was founded, I met two founders of the band OK Go – Damian Kulash and Tim Nordwind – at the Soho Club in New York to interview them about their breakthrough online videos.
DeepSeek, Soviet Software, and Human Nature
So you’ve heard that China’s DeepSeek developed a world class AI on the cheap while using a fraction of the computing power that big U.S. companies rely on, and maybe you’re wondering:
Baring It All for Linux
In the fall of 2003, I began a column for USA Today like this: “I am naked with Linus Torvalds’ father.”
The Innocence of Early Twitter
In early 2009, I sat on a stage in San Francisco with Evan Williams, a co-founder of Twitter, and interviewed him in front of about 300 tech peeps who were curious about this new messaging service that Shaquille O’Neal and Barack Obama were...
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I've been an author, journalist, TV commentator and consultant in the tech space since the 1980s. I've seen just about everything important and stupid that has happened in and because of this industry. I'm now a partner at Category Design Advisors.
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