More good news about the upcoming TechCrunch20 Conference in September: Ryan Block, the Editor in Chief of Engadget, has joined our advisory board and will help us review the many gadget startups that have applied to launch at the event. See Ryan’s post about joining the panel on Engadget, here.
The current list of experts is here. We will continue to announce new experts in the coming weeks.
The panel will participate in reviewing startup applications and will attend the conference to discuss, on stage, the various demos.
About Ryan Block
Ryan Block is editor-in-chief of Engadget a web magazine covering consumer electronics and technology. In addition to appearing to speak at Engadget events and co-hosting a weekly podcast, he is also a contributor and a founding editor of Joystiq, and a technology critic and commentator who has been quoted in Business Week, the New York Times, the Wall St. Journal. Ryan also maintains an active personal blog.
I have no doubt that Ryan will be a great asset to the advisory team. His experience and commitment to the industry is quite evident to anyone who reads the Engaget web-magazine. Congrats!
Allen Vartazarian, CEO
Famesource.com
http://www.famesource.com
Michael: I think the invitation you sent me got lost?
Drama, if you were on the panel, I’d definitely attend!!!
You are already attending, Amy. What I want is to get Drama writing a blog for us.
I’ll work the door
– a Drama blog, that would be great! By the way I heart engadget but that pic of Ryan makes him look like he’s about 17… (pls tell me he’s not…)
Anyone going to ask him about the article they wrote on the bogus Apple email (iPhone being delayed)?
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– Looks like a good add / Not as good Mc hammer –
– but you just can’t touch that;
-RB