Internet History Podcast

215. The Biography Of Demis Hassabis

214. Chris Dixon of a16z

Chris Dixon traces his evolution from a 1990s programmer to a prominent venture capitalist at Andreessen Horowitz, emphasizing the necessity of betting on talent over fleeting tech trends. His investment philosophy centers on identifying "rabbit holes"—niche movements like early crypto, VR, and AI—that initially appear...

213. Datadog Founder Olivier Pomel

212. Susan Lyne Part 2

211. Susan Lyne Part 1

210. Esther Dyson

209. Henry Blodget, Founder Of Business Insider

208. Clément Delangue Of Hugging Face

207. John Borthwick Of Betaworks

206. Jimmy Wales, Founder Of Wikipedia

205. Margit Wennmachers Of a16z

204. Fred Wilson, Of Union Square Ventures

203. Shirish Nadkarni On Microsoft, Hotmail, MSN and Blackberry Internet Email

202. The del.icio.us Story With Joshua Schachter

201. The History of Audible With Angelika Fuellemann

200. Professional Blogging Pioneer Josh Marshall

199. Is Tech Making Us- Bored, Lonely, Angry, Stupid?

This podcast episode explores the impact of technology on society throughout history, focusing on the themes of self-expression, vanity, anxieties, and awe. The conversation with the authors of the book "Bored, Lonely, Angry, Stupid" uncovers the dynamic relationship between technology and society, highlighting how tec...

198. Inventor of the Hashtag, Chris Messina

197. The Internet Bookshop Story With the Tech Business History Podcast

196. Google, Twitter and More With Karen Wickre