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We recently held our first Interesting Café, an event series led by the Culture Team at Clickable. Our feature guest was Frank Rose, contributing editor at Wired. Frank spent the past decade writing about the changes digital technology has wrought on media and entertainment. He started out covering the Lower Manhattan punk scene of the '70s for The Village Voice, chronicling the emergence of Patti Smith, the Ramones, and Talking Heads. Frank shared with us some of his most memorable adventures, and highlighted strong parallels between the ‘70s punk scene and today’s Internet – particularly the idea of passionate, user-generated content underlying both cultural movements.

In addition to our short video Interview below, I encourage you to visit Frank's new blog, Deep Media. He’s using it to share themes and solicit feedback around his upcoming book, which will explore how the Internet is reshaping storytelling and entertainment.

Oh...why Interesting Café? It's a periodic gathering for our team to share ideas and meet interesting, inspiring people. We believe our culture leads everything about our business, and this is one way we invest in it.

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Great Start!

Looking forward to see more intersting talks.

Thanks

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Oh, its great to see more intersting video !