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Peter Rojas, the rock star of the blogging world, is our Cool Geek of this Week. Peter, who seized the cover of the New York Magazine and is currently busy distributing all-free music at RCRD LBL, doesn’t need any introduction. However, those who’re in no mood to spare me of the prologue are requested to sneak into Peter’s world by asking him questions via mail or comments and see how he’s fixing the strings for his new tunes after his sojourn with Engadget, Joystiq, Gizmodo, Hackaday, HGTV, Cargo, Sync, The Guardian, Red Herring, Wired, The New York Times, The Village Voice, Salon, Slate, Vice, Surface, Food & Wine, Popular Science, Fortune, Money, Busniess 2.0 and many other ventures. So, friends this is your chance to know all about your favorite blogger.
Cool Geek of the Week - Peter Rojas
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Peter Rojas
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Peter Rojas, the rock star of the blogging world, is our Cool Geek of this Week. Peter, who seized the cover of the New York Magazine and is...
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Being some sort of an outsider now from blogging and with the current developments in Weblogs Inc. (closure of some and content cuts for some blogs), where do you think is blogging, in general, headed?
Peter, I think it’s high time you spill the beans. What exactly you’re cooking up with Ryan Block? What makes both of you gel together and how far the duo’s putting away the reins would affect Engadget?