Podcast appearances and mentions of gary kremen

As of July 2022, drought conditions were most severe in the States of California, Texas, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, and New Mexico. In California. In California, 30% of the State's annual water supply comes from the snowpack in the Sierra Mountains. As of April 2022, the California Department of Water Resources measured the snowpack at only 38% of the long-term average.   Gary Kremen and Newsha Ajami provide a thoughtful and insightful perspective on the depth of the problem.  We discuss the threats to the economy, the options from conservation, recycling, and desalinization, along with the potential to use technology to provide a reliable supply of water. 

Yes, you've heard of Match.com. And you're probably vaguely aware that Match.com was the first dating website. You might even know that Match.com is part of Match Group, Inc., which is a publicly traded, NASDAQ-100 company that also owns dating sites like Tinder, OkCupid, Hinge, and PlentyOfFish. But the Match.com you know about isn't particularly similar to the Match.com Gary Kremen founded in 1993.In fact, the site that became Match.com was actually founded before the World Wide Web even existed. When Gary launched it, he wasn't focused on dating. Instead, Gary recognized that the Web was great for anyone interested in connecting with other people in order to exchange goods and services.That led Gary to start a company called Electric Classifieds, Inc. It was a technology company that built online classifieds software to compete with the classified advertising sections in newspapers. Online dating was, of course, an obvious use case. But Gary took it much farther than most people realize.For a complete transcript of the episode, click here.

In this episode of Lesser Known Domain Names, the gang talks about the most publicized legal battles on a domain name. Gary Kremen originally registers the domain in 1994, but he loses control after Stephen Cohen, through some less than legal actions, changes ownership ownership over to himself. Join us for a wild ride of misrepresentation, the internet in the 90s, and how to get out of paying $65 million dollars.

Dating is supposed to be fun, it is more of a process than it is a grind! In today’s episode, Becca is joined by https://www.match.com (match.com) founder, Gary Kremen, to chat about how he created and conceptualized match.com, the toxic swiping culture of the modern dating world, why you should stop being so picky, and the importance of thinking outside the box. Tune in to listen to this awesome conversation and to witness Gary setting Becca up with incredible prospects himself! Jump straight into: 01:30 - Dates and newspapers: Gary’s motivation to create Match.com. 05:04 - Gary, the Domain King, on the sex.com legal case, and the diversity inside the modern dating world.  08:40 - Everything wrong with the “Swiping Culture.” 12:07 - The importance of dating with the desire to learn and have fun!  16:01 - On the ridiculous fear of “cat ladies” and how empowered women can intimidate men.  18:55 - Dating during COVID, the “dating your coworker” taboo and Gary’s relationship advice. 24:51 - Becca’s dating hack of the week. Resources https://www.match.com/ (Match | Meet Someone New) Connect with https://www.linkedin.com/in/gkremen/ (Gary )on LinkedIn Follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/datinginthebae/ (@datinginthebae)) Rebecca’s IG:https://www.instagram.com/pibblesandpizza/ (@pibblesandpizza)

We're proud to share this encore episode of #2G1P featuring Gary Kremen, the inventor of online dating. Learn how a fateful purchase order in the '90s lead to the creation of Match.com, and ultimately all the swiping you enjoy today. We'll be back next week with a fresh one! Originally published: September 24, 2018. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gary is a serial entrepreneur who launched Match.com, the online dating service, in 1993. A host of other online matchmaking personals companies have hatched as a result of Gary’s innovation. Gary also registered a number of lucrative domain names in the early days of the internet including housing.com, jobs.com, and autos.com. He was also the […]

Listen as we talk to Gary Kremen, the inventor of online dating, and author David Kushner about the rise of Match.com and Sex.com. We discuss the early days of internet love and sex, how online dating has evolved, and what can be brought to modern-day. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/dateable-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

The internet continues to expand and grow in complexity, yet many people are unaware of its origins. Understanding the internet’s roots could be beneficial when looking toward the future of the web. David Kushner, award-winning journalist and author, joins Julian E. Zelizer to talk about his new book, “The Players Ball: A Genius, A Con Man, and the Secret History of the Internet’s Rise.” The book tells the relatively unknown story of Gary Kremen, creator of Match.com, and his fight for ownership of Sex.com against Stephen Michael Cohen. Kushner demonstrates how the Internet has evolved as a commercial platform through communication and business. Kushner is a contributing editor of Rolling Stone and has written for publications including The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Wired, New York Times Magazine, New York, and GQ. He has also written “Masters of Doom,” “Jonny Magic and the Card Shark Kids,” and more.

Kids today have it easy, with their "swiping right" and their "J-dates." Back in the early '90s, you could barely send a profile pic to your crush. Gary Kremen wanted to change that. He co-founded Match.com, disrupted the personal ads industry, and forever changed how humans fall in love. Alli and Jen ask Kremen about the tumultuous early startup days, the data behind lasting relationships, and why they're still single after countless Tinder matches. Support 2G1P on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/2G1PJoin us on Discord: discord.gg/2g1p Email us: 2G1Podcast@gmail.comTalk to Alli and Jen: https://twitter.com/alligold https://twitter.com/joonbugger Call the show and leave a message! (347) 871-6548 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A good domain can be key to any business and in the porn business they don't come much better than sex.com. One man, Gary Kremen, realised this early on and registered the site for a bargain $100. It would eventually cost him millions in legal fees as an extraordinary conman named Stephen Cohen would blatantly steal the domain. In part 2 of 2 of this tale I focus on how Cohen used sex.com, the legal battles, the conclusion of our tale, and where our actors are now.

A good domain can be key to any business and in the porn business they don't come much better than sex.com. One man, Gary Kremen, realised this early on and registered the site for a bargain $100. It would eventually cost him millions in legal fees as an extraordinary conman named Stephen Cohen would blatantly steal the domain. In part 1 of 2 of this tale I focus on the main protagonists, Kremen's purchase of the domain, and how Cohen stole sex.com.

Gary Kremen owned one of the most valuable domain names in the history of the internet. And then one day, he lost it in the most unusual way. For years, Gary fought to win back his domain “sex dot com." The legal battle transformed the way the courts treat virtual property. But in the end, was his lengthy and expensive crusade worth it?

Kym McNicholas and Co-Host Fran Maier talk to successful women in technology. This week we take a detour to talk to Fran’s former colleague, Gary Kremen, about Founders, Co-Founders and why it makes a difference! And we bring on Angela Pan, CEO of Ashley Chloe who shares the story behind her wearable fashionable Bluetooth headphones. Finally we share our favorite tech, here what speakers we love in our homes!

Summary:Gary Kremen is another early internet legend. Kremen was one of the first people to recognize the opportunity that the Internet presented in terms of classifieds advertising. Seizing this opportunity, Kremen founded Match.com, to this day, still the largest player in the online dating space. But Kremen is also famous for the legendary struggle to control the Sex.com domain name, which Kremen registered, lost control of, regained control of (after a lengthy legal battle) attempted to turn into the adult version of Google and eventually sold on to other investors. This is one of the more colorful and fascinating interviews we’ve ever been able to feature on this show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mike speaks with Serial Entrepreneur Gary Kremen,  the entrepreneur who invented online dating, founded the personals site Match.com and was the first registrant of Sex.com

Max and Dan from DomainsBot & Gary Kremen from sex.com Chat with Monte Cahn about the attempted theft of sex.com

Max and Dan from DomainsBot & Gary Kremen from sex.com Chat with Monte Cahn about the attempted theft of sex.com