Roadmap (Table of Contents)
A chronological table of contents for my book, Bubble Blog: From Outsider to Insider in Silicon Valley's Web 2.0 Revolution.
If you are looking for a good overview of my book project, see my launch post.
The following is a chronological table of contents for my book, Bubble Blog: From Outsider to Insider in Silicon Valley’s Web 2.0 Revolution. Each post will link to what came before and what comes next (once that post is out) or you can come here at any time and read the stories in order. You can also use this page as a quick way to find what you’re looking for if you want to share a post with a friend or colleague.
Each chapter is a series of posts, usually about three to four. The links will be filled in as posts are mailed out.
Introduction
PART 1: 2004-2006
1. Amateur Journo
2. Coming to America
3. Spicy Noodles
4. Becoming a Business
5. Power Laws
6. Lou Reed
PART 2: 2007-2009
7. Rapid Growth
- 021. Read/WriteWeb Network Launches Amid iPhone Debut
- 022. Web 2.0 Expo 2007
- 023. Las Vegas and the MIX Conference 2007
8. New Design
- 024. Read/WriteWeb Makes Key Hire & I Meet Hustle Culture
- 025. Stress 2.0: Health Problems & Web Server Issues
- 026. ReadWriteWeb’s Big Redesign & The Inaugural Crunchies
9. M&A
- 027. Acquisition Talks: Two Suitors For ReadWriteWeb
- 028. 2008 Web 2.0 Expo, Where M&A Talks Continue
- 029. Dinner at Two, But With Which Acquirer?
- 030. A Deal Is Done; Trippy Web 2.0 Party at Temple
10. Due Diligence
- 031. Due Diligence Begins in NYC; RWW Gets a Media Award
- 032. I’m Waiting For The EBITDA: Visiting the ZDE Office
- 033. Alien in New York: ReadWriteWeb & the American Dream
11. Back to Business
- 034. Unacquired: ReadWriteWeb Pulls Out of the ZDE Deal
- 035. Indie Media Business 2.0: RWW Adds Structure and Writers
- 036. Web 2.0 Summit 2008 and Tech Media’s Pivot to Business News
12. Separation
- 037. My 2009 Googleplex Visit and RWW Launches Channels
- 038. RWW Makes Twitter Suggested User List and Grows Team
- 039. Meeting My Hero, Tim Berners-Lee, at W3C Headquarters
- 040. Why 2009 Was When Big Tech Began To Control Web 2.0
13. Unconference
- 041. Planning the First ReadWriteWeb Unconference
- 042. The ReadWrite Real-Time Web Summit, October 2009
To be continued…
You're reading Cybercultural, an internet history newsletter. Subscribe for free, or purchase a premium subscription. Your support for this indie publication would be greatly appreciated.