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Podcast: Interview With Peter Rojas


Posted by Thomas Claburn, Mar 3, 2006 03:07 PM

Tech hardware blog Engadget turns two today, or so co-founder and editor-in-chief Peter Rojas reports. Coincidentally, Engadget is number two on Technorati's list of the most popular blogs.

I interviewed Peter Rojas for an upcoming Q&A in InformationWeek's print edition, and that conversation can be heard as a podcast here.

We talked about the future of print publications, gadgets, technology, and Geiger counters. Enjoy.

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