Peter Sunde, founder of The Pirate Bay — the world’s biggest torrent search engine — joins the Web Masters podcast to talk about what it was like building one of the most popular websites …
In the early 2000s — before Facebook and Instagram and TikTok — social bookmarking brought us the first big wave of Web 2.0. Leading the charge was Joshua Schachter and his website, del.icio.us. Listen …
Whether you love email marketing or hate it, you’ll enjoy the newest episode of Web Masters where we learn about some of the origins of email marketing from email pioneer Scott Maslowe. Listen now.…
Remember GeoCities? Of course you do! It was only one of the most popular websites in the world. And on this episode of Web Masters, we speak with GeoCities founder, David Bohnett.
David Bohnett:…
This episode of Web Masters Podcast features Gregg Spiridellis, co-founder of JibJab, and the story of how he and his brother built a business on top of some of the first huge viral videos …
Ask longtime Internet entrepreneurs about the biggest opportunity they feel like they missed in the early days of the Web, and many will say the same thing: they wish they would have thought to …
Below is a transcription of Web Masters Episode 4: Linda Lightman. To learn more about Web Masters and subscribe, check out the Web Masters podcast page.
Linda Lightman:
I remember it like it was yesterday. My children wanted to …
Remember MapQuest? It was one of the most popular websites on the Internet. Wondering what happened to it? Find out on this episode of Web Masters where we talk with Chris Heivly, MapQuest COO …
Below is a transcription of Web Masters Episode 2: Henry Copeland. To learn more about Web Masters and subscribe, check out the Web Masters podcast page.
Aaron Dinin:
September 11, 2001. The United States is in complete chaos. Buildings …
Below is a transcription of Web Masters Episode 1: Louis Monier. To learn more about Web Masters and subscribe, check out the Web Masters podcast page.
Louis Monier:
So I started designing that and I experiment for a while …