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February 19th, 2006

- TechCrunch leads Silicon Valley Web renaissance (I miss the Gatsby mansion... fun times in Silicon Valley)

- Brian Oberkirch interviews Umair Haque (a nice Bubblegeneration 101 on Umair's theories, which you should take time to grok if you're in the new media business...)

- Media Investing's New Thing: Web2.0 ("Any traditional media company, with few exceptions, is being forced to make more difficult strategic decisions on how they move forward.")

- danah boyd: Identity Production in a Networked Culture (danah is the smartest person I know of when it comes to social networks and teens. In this essay/talk, she explores how teens are using MySpace.)

- Noah Brier: A Call for Unbundling ("After an inventory it's time to start assigning values and considering alternate forms of distribution.")

- Matthew Haughey on TV blogging ("Maybe stuff like clips on YouTube vs. regular format TV is kind of like how blogging was first viewed critically in 1999-2000.")

- Kanye West & Media 2.0 (it's all about the conversation...)

Flickr pic by Mike Arrington

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Richard MacManus

Richard MacManus is the Founder, Editor Emeritus of ReadWrite. New Zealander MacManus founded the site as ReadWriteWeb in 2003 and grew his blog about the changing Internet into an international team of journalists. From the early days of blogging and social networks to the cutting edge of health technology, MacManus is widely recognized as a leader in articulating what's next in technology and what it means for society at large.

In October 2012, MacManus left the blog he founded to write a book about technology. Today, still grounded in MacManus' thoughtful exploration of emerging trends, ReadWrite remains known for offering insightful commentary about the day's Internet industry news.

More information about MacManus, including media citations, is available online. You can reach him at info@ricm.ac.

 

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