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Reset ButtonWaterline Ep.2: First swimWhen I first started to swim in the ocean, it was in a shallow, protected cove halfway up the southern reach of San Francisco Bay. Still, when I first contemplated getting into that water, it seemed as wild and daunting as the English Channel.2022-11-1009 minReset ButtonWaterline Ep.1: Jumping into writing like jumping into the seaWelcome to a new season of the Reset Button. Over the next few months, I'll be sharing the story of how I became an open-water swimmer and the effect it’s had on my life over the past decade. There will be some stories about actual swims, some of the lore and science of the ocean, and some meditations on swimming. Along the way, I will share some secrets of storytelling, writing, and journalism.2022-11-0411 min
The PRovoke Media PodcastWhat Happens When Journalists Become PR Professionals?In this episode of the PRovoke Media podcast, Aarti Shah talks to Dylan Tweney and Kathleen Gratehouse about ways the PR industry has evolved how it brings journalists into the business. Tweney, formerly of VentureBeat and Wired, joined Highwire this year as the agency's first editor-in-chief. In this conversation, the group shares their experiences and observations — and provide lessons for the PR industry as it continues to expand its hiring pool to journalists.
2021-06-1033 min
What We Talk About When We Talk About TechMachines made of words: Tech journalism from print to SEO to PR with Dylan TweneyJennifer Riggins (@jkriggins) and Rich Gall (@richggall) talk to the former Editor in Chief of VentureBeat, Dylan Tweney, about tech journalism and the role it plays in the industry. Covering a history of tech journalism over the last two decades, from the days of print through to SEO- and social media-friendly content, this episode looks closely at how the way we cover and explore technology has changed. Dylan offers their thoughts on some of the limitations of the current digital media ecosystems, and explains the way global tech giants control narratives have dramatically shifted in just a...2021-04-2840 minReset ButtonEp. 5: Chase BossartChase Bossart is a teacher and practitioner of Viniyoga, a holistic approach to yoga, and the founder of Yoga Well Institute, at Yogawell.com. We speak about balancing your system (mental and physical), coming alive, and Chase shares a breathing technique for calming your system and reducing anxiety.2020-08-2926 minReset ButtonEp. 4: Sara CampbellTiny Revolutions newsletter author Sara Campbell talks about meditation and the importance of in-person interactions.2020-07-0214 minReset ButtonEp. 3: Eliza ShinActor Eliza Shin talks with Dylan about self monitoring and the importance of maintaining connections with humanity: How we can infect each other with attention, caring, and support.2020-05-3118 minReset ButtonOne minute of poetry for May 21A tanka by Don Miller, from tinywords.com2020-05-2101 minReset ButtonEp. 2: Holly WoodSeminarian and interfaith minister Holly Wood ( https://twitter.com/girlziplocked ) talks about the powerful meditative effects of chanting, and urges us to listen to black women.
Some chants she recommended:
https://open.spotify.com/track/06upRjwyIDemdLqifcqiJs?si=qTWaWYzJRPO2S1TpGeWwew
https://open.spotify.com/track/02XMse44oFoFe0e6dqqIUc?si=VYyaq_sRSCSY2mWz7TOqBw
https://open.spotify.com/album/1PKJuD27v5XiBowxNeGvrc?highlight=spotify:track:3ZvlwQp7ZIDmTp9RF9nCJy
And here's one that I have found particularly powerful:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPszteX0z7k...2020-05-1812 minReset ButtonEp. 1: Self regulationIntroduction to this podcast, why it's called The Reset Button, open water swimming, a technique for self regulation that can help reduce anxiety, and a haiku from tinywords.com.2020-05-0413 minReset ButtonOne minute of poetry for April 28Just a short haiku by Gregory Longenecker. https://tinywords.com/2020/04/28/31993/2020-04-2900 minReset ButtonOne-minute Poem for April 27In today's one-minute episode, Dylan reads a one-line poem by Padma Thampatty. https://tinywords.com/2020/04/27/32054/2020-04-2800 min
提前怀旧「老板，换大号鸡血！」在「风口」不再的时代，乐观主义不仅是一种积极的态度，更可能是一种生存策略。如果你认同乐观处世是如同编程般可以后天习得并且刻意提升的技能，那么，像练习长跑一样，锻炼保持乐观心态的「耐力」也许值得一试。
相关链接
Nicholas Thompson 的文章 “The WIRED 25th Anniversary Issue: Letter from the Editor”
Louis Rossetto 的文章 “Beyond the Digital Revolution: The Need for Militant Optimism”
Investopedia 上的词条 “Hockey Stick Chart”
Jeremy Kaplan 的文章 “Do We Even Need 5G at All?”
华为公司官方网站上的视频《5G 已来》
Wired 杂志 2018 年的《生命特刊》(The Life Issue)
Dylan Tweney 的文章 “Dec. 9, 1968: The Mother af All Demos”
Jack Stewart 的文章 “Don’t Worry! The Future is Going to be Fine”
Luke Dormehl 的文章 “Today in Apple History: iPhone Goes on Sale In China for First Time”
保罗·奥斯特（Paul Auster）的书《孤独及其所创造的》
Cambridge Dictionary 上的词条 “invention”
西村清彦和大崎广行的书 Economics of Pessimism and Optimism: Theory of Knightian Uncertainty and Its Applications
Manju Puri 和 David Robinson 的文章 “Optimism and Economic Choice”
2019-03-0947 min
TWiT Throwback (Audio)This Week in Tech 514: Enter My Candy Foyer
Apple Music, Twitter turnovers, Reddit bans, OPM hack, and more.
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2015-06-152h 04
The Growth ShowHarvard Business Review and Venturebeat on the Future of PublishingWe’ve got two special guests on this episode of The Growth Show: Harvard Business Review Group Publisher Josh Macht and Venturebeat Editor-In-Chief Dylan Tweney. Dylan steps in as host and talks to Josh about the future of the publishing industry, how Harvard Business Review has grown an audience of millions in an age where traditional media is declining, and they both share their thoughts on why today’s publishers need to diversify their revenue streams and not rely on a single business model.2015-06-0831 min
The Slightly Evil PodcastGJ Podcast: Why Dylan Tweney is using blind auditions to recruit journalists for VentureBeatIn this podcast, we discuss hiring practices with Dylan Tweney, Editor-in-chief of VentureBeat.
Dylan is using an innovative approach to hiring which involves asking prospective job applicants to submit a work sample so that the team at VentureBeat can evaluate a candidate's performance in an unbiased way.
We believe that it's a great experiment to bring about diversity in the work place and place highest value on meritocracy over static labels.
Read more about Dylan's reasons for doing so and please do apply if you'd like to join the VentureBeat team. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/article/20141015164209-71871-why-i-m-using-blind-auditions-to-recruit-journalists-for-venturebeat2014-10-2208 min
VentureBeat's What to Think PodcastEpisode 13: Benj Edwards on raiding Prodigy for ancient treasureIn this episode, Dylan Tweney and Jordan Novet speak with Benj Edwards, a journalist who is digging up screenshots from the old Prodigy online service. We talk about the challenges and joys of digital archeology. We also tell you what to think about Microsoft layoffs, Airbnb rebranding, and why Silicon Valley interns earn so dang much.2014-07-1624 min
Wired's Gadget Lab Video PodcastGadget Lab Episode 2: Neo FreerunnerIn this week's episode of the Gadget Lab Video Podcast, Wired.com's Dylan Tweney and Jose Fermoso run down the specs on the Openmoko Neo Freerunner.2008-07-2303 minWired's Gadget Lab Video PodcastGadget Lab Episode 1: iPhone 3GThe iPhone 3G is a worthy upgrade, but is it worth $200 and a two-year contract? Wired editors Dylan Tweney and Joe Brown debate the new features and value of the summer's hottest handset.2008-07-2305 min