Silicon Valley Goes to Washington with Regis McKenna

The Lincoln Project

Society & Culture, Daily News, News, Politics

4.7 • 8.4K Ratings

🗓️ 2 September 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Host Reed Galen is joined by Legendary Silicon Valley Marketer to discuss how Silicon Valley came to be the tech epicenter that it is, what led Silicon Valley to go to Washington, and the importance of history and how it can inform our future. Plus, what are the responsibilities of the tech sector to our nation as a whole?

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, it's Reid.
0:01.2	Before we get started, I just want to ask a favor.
0:03.8	I want you to check out Joe Trippi's podcast,
0:06.6	That Trippi Show.
0:08.0	You can find it wherever you find your favorite podcasts.
0:11.0	Add that to your Lincoln Project listening.
0:13.7	That Trippi Show twice a week, wherever you find podcasts.
0:17.7	And now on with the show.
0:19.3	Welcome back to the Lincoln Project.
0:29.4	I'm your host, Reid Gailan.
0:31.6	Today, I'm joined by Regis McKinnon,
0:33.8	a legendary marketer in the tech sector.
0:36.3	Regis has been described as the man who put Silicon Valley on the map
0:39.6	and developed many of the marketing techniques
0:41.4	that are now commonplace to modern day advertisers.
0:44.3	He and his firm were instrumental in the launch
0:46.2	of some of the most innovative products of the computer age,
0:48.9	including the first microprocessor with Intel,
0:51.7	Apple's first personal computer,
0:53.6	and the bite shop, the first retail computer store.
0:56.6	Today, he's a sought-after consultant,
0:58.5	lecturer, and sits on numerous advise reports.
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