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Techdirt In The Interview Hotseat
from the Q&A dept
It's apparently interview season, as two separate interviews that were done with me about Techdirt were just published. The first was conducted by Glyn Moody and appears in today's Guardian over in the UK. It covers a variety of things, from the Techdirt Insight Community, to this blog, to the economics I tend to write about. It was a fun interview and it's almost too bad that the limits of newsprint (and time) meant we couldn't go into more depth on some of the subjects.
The second interview was by Michael Banks, for his new book called Blogging Heroes. Banks went out and interviewed a bunch of bloggers to try to find out the history of their blogs, what makes them blog and what advice they have for other bloggers. The publisher is conducting a little marketing experiment as well, where they send each of the bloggers who was interviewed a copy of their own interview to post on their blogs. So you're starting to see a few different chapters available. It's yet another experiment in understanding how free content makes good sense, so I can't resist posting my interview here:
One point that unfortunately doesn't come through clearly enough in either interview is how much we owe all the readers around here -- especially those who actively participate in the comments and the Insight Community. This wouldn't be worth doing without all of you. So, a big thank you from those of us at Techdirt!
The second interview was by Michael Banks, for his new book called Blogging Heroes. Banks went out and interviewed a bunch of bloggers to try to find out the history of their blogs, what makes them blog and what advice they have for other bloggers. The publisher is conducting a little marketing experiment as well, where they send each of the bloggers who was interviewed a copy of their own interview to post on their blogs. So you're starting to see a few different chapters available. It's yet another experiment in understanding how free content makes good sense, so I can't resist posting my interview here:
I’m looking for policy...
Jon Potter: Software Patent Trolls Can Be Stopped By U.S. Patent Office And Congress
Developers On Patents: Five Employees, Six Lawyers
I have a business...
Why and How Developers Use Mobile Payments: Infographic
To Understand The Data Move It Closer
I’m looking for research...
Who Are App Developers?
Geography Of The App Economy
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Congrats Mike
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well done, mike
great work...been a fan of techdirt for years so it makes me happy to see you in the news
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Woot!
Woot as in awesome for you.
I am glad to have stumbled upon this almost 2 years ago.
Love the site and keep up the good work, it is appreciated!
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Very well done.
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best part is;
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Congratulations
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Thanks
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Congrats!
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Blogging Heroes
BTW, I'm sure my own blog must have been #31 on the list:)
( canton.elegal.ca )
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congrats on the attention.
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Blogging Heroes
--Mike
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