Jessica Guynn of the Los Angeles Times writes Tuesday about tech blog TechCrunch and how it has extended its clout into politics.
“‘The valley is quickly maturing and evolving in recognizing, from a business perspective, that it needs to have a much bigger, more effective voice in Washington, D.C.,’ Democratic strategist Chris Lehane said. ‘TechCrunch got the candidates to engage about technology policy at a level they haven’t done before.’
“A onetime corporate lawyer and Internet company executive, Arrington decamped after the dot-com bust to lead a beach-bum lifestyle, only to return in 2005 when he ran out of money. He started TechCrunch as a lark and was as surprised as anyone when the site took off. He was even more surprised at the influence he quickly wielded.”
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