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My friend Andrew interviews with Hadi at Tellme back in 2000. Space was tight and the "conference room" available for their interview was to squeeze in between the ping-pong table and the Dell boxes. Andrew got the job, and is still at Tellme. I never did get to collect on my bonus for recruiting Andrew--a week of meals from our webmaster, but that is a story for another time . . .
I had lunch with blogger Biao (http://www.FreeBiao.com/) while I was in San Francisco for Macworld. While I expected to interview him about his life as a Singaporean working in the start-up world in Mountain View, CA, he ended up interviewing me instead. He asked lots of questions which I would have ask other bloggers, so I realized how useful it'd be to try answering them myself.
While the delicious Cha Kway Teow gave me short memory, here are some points I recalled from our first meetup:
1. Blogging as a social responsibility: One of the key notions we discovered was how it is really up to typical people like us to make the internet more useful. Content is still king and machines alone can't do squat without us.
2. Ever had that sinking feeling that your blog is a mish-mash of this and that? It's ok... there's no rule against that and it's all about being comfortable blogging. While I started out blogging about communication theories, I ended up blogging about tech and about my life. It's inevitable and it's perfectly fine for other parts of your life to seep onto your blog. Bloggers don't need to be as specific as Engadget, they can have a "me" blog and still be equally useful thanks to the search engines like Google.
3. Hard work pays off. I'm inspired by Biao's lucky break at a job fair in Stanford which landed him the tech-related job in Mountain View, CA (lots of big corporations there, including Google!) He's in a unique position to blog about his life and experience working there!
I haven't made anything with the music I do/did. Finally a local promotion agency decides to feature me on their site and interview me. This is the highlight. Thought I'd share on flickr.
Junior High, Montreal, QC
More info about this photo, here:
wiredtolearn.ca/2010/09/needs-in-school/
and here:
The director Giddens (aka Nine Knives) and actor KO Chen-Tung of You Are the Apple of My Eye interviewed by the media.
電影《那些年，我們一起追的女孩》的導演九把刀和演員柯震東接受傳媒訪問。
Yusha Chen's sexually charged, scatalogical accordion-style comic book is about “the laziest person in the world” - herself There she is a tiny figure in bed engulfed by a massive cover not wanting to get up. Then she’s just sitting on a bare mattress, arms and legs defiantly crossed. She eventually does go out to squat and poop, depicting herself doing her business on a small square of grass surrounded by flowers. But later in the spring she wants to start to move again and shows herself jumping in a swimming pool - before heaving up a virtual stream of water through her mouth. It’s all what’s in her head, her dreams, she says. She worked on the book during here last semester of art college.
The Lulu takes an American journalist on a bike ride for an interview with AFAR Magazine. Teaching her how to ride in Copenhagen
The Dog got the call up for a WNBC (NY) Interview. So we did the satellite interview thing. If you're wondering, yes, dog and cat things draw /easy/ press. Woof!
we got this #interview with @groteskito from #amateurmag issue009 online. a swiss graphic artist got big in #NYC bit.ly/groteskito
De Italiaanse band Måneskin komt langs bij 3FM voor een exclusief interview met dj's Frank van der Lende en Eva Koreman
Saby de Divar
Released on 11th Feb 2016
Saby de Divar, Com Sally and Benny de Aldona
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Me and Brian Thomas getting interviewed in front of the Haunted Mansion for "Happy Haunted Holidays at Disney.com" August 3rd 2009
Paul Watson answering questions after the screening of At The End of The World at TIFF 2008
My post about it here