Episodes
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195. Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott
Kevin Scott's journey reflects the impactful role of curiosity and hands-on experience in shaping a successful tech career.
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194. The History of the ISP Industry With Sonic's Dane Jasper
Regulation, especially the 1996 Telecommunications Act, played a crucial role in enabling independent ISPs like Sonic to emerge and compete in a monopolized landscape.
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193. The Home Page Film With Doug Block
The 'Home Page' documentary is a vital visual record of the internet's early days, emphasizing its potential for personal connection and artistic expression.
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192. Hulu's Founding and Digital Design With Dan Maccarone
Understanding user needs and behaviors is crucial for successful digital product design.
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191. Bringing The WSJ Online With Rich Jaroslovsky Part 2
Having a clear, value-driven strategy—such as implementing a moderate paywall—was crucial in early online journalism and remains relevant today.
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190. Bringing The WSJ Online With Rich Jaroslovsky
The newspaper industry in the 70s and 80s was cautious but included visionary pioneers who imagined an always-updating digital news future decades ahead.
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189. A Legal History of the Web Era With Richard Chapo
Legal frameworks for the internet have historically lagged behind technological developments, creating ongoing legal uncertainty.
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188. TheGlobe.com Story With Stephan Paternot Part III
The internet boom was driven by irrational hype, but many of its innovations have proven to be enduring successes, vindicating early skeptics.
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187. TheGlobe.com Story with Stephan Paternot Part II
Tech bubble dynamics were driven by hype, not fundamentals, which led to inflated valuations and eventual crashes.
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186. TheGlobe.com Story with Stephan Paternot
Early internet pioneers like Stefan Paternot and Todd Krizelman created one of the first social media platforms, TheGlobe.com, during the mid-1990s.
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185. Ripple's David Schwartz
The evolution of digital finance emphasizes trustless, decentralized systems as foundational to modern cryptocurrencies.
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184. GV's Ken Norton
Ken Norton's career exemplifies the nonlinear paths into technology, driven by curiosity, timing, and opportunity in the web and early internet era.
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183. Selling the First Facebook Ads, With Matt Britton
Early Facebook was a small, college-focused platform with limited advertising options, but it showed immense potential for growth.
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Emergency Podcast Announcement
Reviews are crucial for increasing the visibility of a book and attracting further promotion.
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182. Google's Matt Cutts @mattcutts
Matt Cutts has a deep technical background rooted in computer science, math, and early work experiences with the NSA.
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181. (Ch. 7.5) The Story of craigslist
Craigslist's success was rooted in its community-oriented, anti-commercial approach, emphasizing service over profit.
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180. Part 2 With John McCrea
Silicon Graphics's early web initiative aimed to democratize web content creation and leverage visual computing to rival Microsoft.
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179. On Silicon Graphics with John McCrea (Pt. 1)
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178. On Google's 20th Birthday - The History of Google
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177. NandO.net with Fraser Van Asch
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