Monthly Archives: July 2007

Back to My Blogging Roots

By Andy Sternberg | Published: 16 July 2007
On hiatus this weekend at Yosemite and very much recalling my travels of yesteryear. I hope to take advantage and get out some next month in between interviews for the NextBigGig in my oh-so-linear mission to save the world (at least a little (ok, microscopic) bit, every day). The Wall Street Journal, of all publications, wished [...]
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Interview With Wired’s Chris Anderson

By Andy Sternberg | Published: 12 July 2007
My interview with Chris Anderson is finally live on the Mercury News Web site. Check it out here. I discussed Anderson’s next book — the follow up to The Long Tail — titled “Free” at the Tools of Change conference, shortly after his keynote (see my notes here). It took so long to produce this thanks to [...]
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Live Earth Hits and Misses

By Andy Sternberg | Published: 10 July 2007
The greatest surprise performance at the 24-hour Live Earth was not Kanye West and John Mayer joining the Police on “Message in a Bottle.” Hell, no. It was Spinal Tap (reunited) with some help from Metallica (they actually laugh) bringing down London’s Wembley Stadium with hits like “Stonehenge” and “Big Bottom.” Madonna’s gypsy-hobo-punk performance — [...]
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