Release 2.0
Long regarded as one of the most powerful thinkers in the computing industry, Esther Dyson is president and owner of EDventure Holdings, a company focused on emerging information technology worldwide. EDventure Holdings publishes “Release 1.0,” a respected monthly newsletter, and sponsors the annual PC Forum for the high-tech industry’s leading players. Named one of the fifty most influential people in the New Establishment by Vanity Fair, Dyson is in constant demand as a public speaker and has written articles for the New York Times, Forbes, Harvard Business Review, Wired, and the Washington Post.
“Some people like to do the work. I just like putting people near each other.” (Dyson in “Wired”) “I’m over the initial flush of enthusiasm about the digital works; I want to think about designing it over again in light of what we learned the first time around.” (EDventure Holdings interview)
“Her value is as a thinker. She is one of the premier philosophers of the digital age.” — Ira Magaziner, a White House adviser on Internet and electronic commerce (Chicago Sun-Times)
Listen to an excerpt from the Random House Audio Books release of “Release 2.0,” read by Candice Agree.
TV’s golden age of opening credits 
Anthony Shadid yearned for home 
When I was captured by Gadhafi’s forces 
Rush Limbaugh, secret Democrat 
The factory jobs aren’t coming back 
Jack Donaghy fears the 99 percent 
Tim and Eric’s comedy of repulsion 
Who is Newt’s sugar daddy really helping? 
“Eastbound and Down” heads to the Redneck Riviera 
David Brooks: “I have heard of Jeremy Lin” 
