 Taken by Josh Hallett during a live show at Gnomedex 6.0 in 2006. From left to right are Steve Gillmor, Doug Kaye, Michael Arrington, Ryan Montoya and Dan Farber |
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| Hosting | Steve Gillmor |
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| Genre | Information technology |
| Website | Gillmor Gang at ITConversations Gillmor Gang at Podshow The Gang Gillmor Gang at TechCrunch Gillmor Gang at building43's Real Time Network |
The Gillmor Gang is a podcast about information technology run by Steve Gillmor, a former contributing editor at ZDNet.
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History
It was originally hosted on ITConversations.com. From May 2005 until November 2006, it was hosted by Podshow. The show then ended until being resurrected in November 2007 as the Gang. In April 2008, the name Gillmor Gang was restored and the show began to be hosted at TechCrunch. In Spring 2009, it switched over to Leo Laporte's TWiT.tv, airing at 3 p.m. on Saturdays. However, on June 6, 2009, Leo Laporte stated that Steve Gillmor should take his show somewhere else, after his argument with TechCrunch's CEO Michael Arrington.[1] Laporte confirmed on the pre-show of the June 9, 2009 recording of Net@Nite that future shows of the Gillmor Gang will not air on the TWiT Netcast Network.
On June 14, 2009 during TWiT Live, Leo Laporte stated that Steve Gillmor will no longer be producing the Gillmor Gang due to a lack of time.
On August 22, 2009, it was announced that building43's Real Time Network would be hosting the Gillmor Gang at 1 p.m. Pacific time on Thursdays.[2]
Guests
Regular guests of the podcast have included:
- Doc Searls, senior editor of Linux Journal and blogger
- Dana Gardner, analyst at Interarbor Solutions, ZDNet blogger and producer of BriefingsDirect podcasts
- Dan Farber, editor in chief at CNET
- Mike Vizard, senior vice president and editorial director at Ziff Davis Enterprise
- Mike Arrington, founder of TechCrunch
- Jason Calacanis, founder of Mahalo.com
- Leo Laporte, founder of TWiT.tv
- Hugh MacLeod
- Nicholas G. Carr
- Jon Udell
- Andrew Keen
- Robert W. Anderson
References
- ^ Neowin - Arrington vs Laporte, when tech journalists collide
- ^ building43.com - Real-time with the Gillmor Gang
External links
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