In episode 5 of The Newsletterers I spoke with Paul Orlando who every week publishes Unintended Consequences about how second order effects play out in the systems we live in. Paul has spent the last 8 years in the startup and entrepreneurship world in innovation hotspots including his current role as a professor of entrepreneurship … Continue reading Unintended Consequences with Paul Orlando – The Newsletterers – The Tim Show – S02E05
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The New Stack Update with Libby Clark – The Newsletterers – The Tim Show – S02E04
In episode 4 of The Newsletters I was lucky to get some time with Libby Clark of The New Stack Update. With a background in journalism, content marketing, and open source Libby has a unique perspective on building a content experience that is valuable to The New Stack's audience and attractive to sponsors. Libby shared … Continue reading The New Stack Update with Libby Clark – The Newsletterers – The Tim Show – S02E04
Automation, edge computing, and the open source supply chain – Amateur tech diviner – Issue #15
As part of my role as a senior product marketing manager at an enterprise software company with an open source development model, I publish a regular update about market trends for product marketers, managers, and other influencers. In the spirit of open source, here are the 5 articles my audience found the most interesting last … Continue reading Automation, edge computing, and the open source supply chain – Amateur tech diviner – Issue #15
Last Week in AWS with Corey Quinn – Newsletterers – The Tim Show – S02E03
In the third episode I interviewed Corey Quinn the better dressed of only 2 cloud economists in the world. In addition to helping companies get control of their Amazon Web Services (AWS) bill he helps everyone else get on top of the torrent of information coming out of AWS every week through his newsletter Last … Continue reading Last Week in AWS with Corey Quinn – Newsletterers – The Tim Show – S02E03
Carrie Cleveland: What an obscure 1970s Oakland soul singer taught me about love, potential, and longevity
I'm new enough to Twitter that the concept of DM blows my mind. When I started cheating at Twitter to make up for lost time, I never really thought through the idea that it could actually do what I hoped it would; connect me to that internet magic that makes impossible connections and opportunities happen. … Continue reading Carrie Cleveland: What an obscure 1970s Oakland soul singer taught me about love, potential, and longevity
DevRel Weekly with Mary Thengvall – Newsletterers – The Tim Show – S02E02
In the second episode of Newsletterers I interviewed Mary Thengvall who publishes DevRel Weekly. The newsletter is an extension of her long career in tech community management and developer advocacy and started as a way to start filling some of the resource gaps that she identified in her own come up. In the process of … Continue reading DevRel Weekly with Mary Thengvall – Newsletterers – The Tim Show – S02E02
Ad-a-day: a month-long challenge in May 2019
A colleague of mine shared (commented on?) a challenge to create an ad a day for a month. I'm trying to get better at marketing-adjacent skills, and thought I'd give it a bash. Only problem? I'm not a designer - not by a long shot. Luckily the challenge creator had thought of that and chimed … Continue reading Ad-a-day: a month-long challenge in May 2019
DevOps’ish with Chris Short – Newsletterers – The Tim Show – S02E01
In the inaugural episode of the Newsletterers series, I interviewed Chris Short who publishes the weekly DevOps'ish newsletter. Due to his military background Chris was a voracious consumer of information about foreign policy, intelligence, communications standards, and so on. When he got out his focus switched more to tech news. Chris figured he was reading … Continue reading DevOps’ish with Chris Short – Newsletterers – The Tim Show – S02E01
Evolution, growth, and transition – Amateur tech diviner – Issue #14
As part of my role as a senior product marketing manager at an enterprise software company with an open source development model, I publish a regular update about market trends for product marketers, managers, and other influencers. In the spirit of open source, here are the 5 articles my audience found the most interesting last … Continue reading Evolution, growth, and transition – Amateur tech diviner – Issue #14
How many Red Hatters does it take to screw in a light bulb? – Amateur tech diviner – Issue #13
As part of my role as a senior product marketing manager at an enterprise software company with an open source development model, I publish a regular update about market trends for product marketers, managers, and other influencers. In the spirit of open source, here are the 5 articles my audience found the most interesting last … Continue reading How many Red Hatters does it take to screw in a light bulb? – Amateur tech diviner – Issue #13