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Engadget is a popular technology weblog and podcast. It is part of the Weblogs, Inc. blog network, which is owned by AOL. The blog is managed by Ryan Block and specializes in the latest gadgets and electronics news.
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Fast Facts:
- Founded by: Peter Rojas
- Editor in Chief: Ryan Block
- Purchased by AOL in 2005
- Made its 20,000th post on August 25, 2006
About Ryan Block:
Ryan Block is the current Editor in Chief at Engadget, he took over the site when Peter Rojas stepped aside to purse new projects. Block is the founding editor of the video game blog Joystiq. He lives in San Francisco and is currently dating Veronica Belmont.Ryan maintains a permanent twitter account you can view it by going to www.Twitter.com/RyanBlock or by following @RyanBlock.
About Peter Rojas:
Pete Rojas is the co-founder of Engadget and former editorial director of Gizmodo. After a dispute over equity with Gawker owner Nick Denton, Rojas left to create Engadget. After taking the blog to one of the most popular on the Internet Rojas left to form RCRD LBL, a music sharing blog.
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Engadget Questions
How to do a realtime conference coverage, like Engadget did at CES, with photos and new text every min. 2 Answers1) The camera used for pictures Still images are the easiest. Any camera that can connect to a laptop and comes with software to save the images on the laptop... read more
How much does Engadget, Gizmodo, and others blogs pay for each post? Do they have an office or work inhouse? 1 AnswerAccording to Jason Calacanis, who should know about these things, sites like Engadget use semi-pro freelancers, and pay $35-$100 for a review. See Jason's answe... read more
Is this the home network device we have been waiting for? Details below 1 AnswerLooks interesting. Would I buy one? Depends on the price, HD size operating system etc. I need more details. My computer does about the same thing with a few ke... read more









