The media entrepreneur of the era — Wired, The Industry Standard, the conference stage — held here at the corpus's stated distance
This is Jonathan Hare's account, with its provenance shown. The person or organization named has not yet claimed or corrected it.
John Battelle was a friend of Jonathan Hare's conference-circuit period — PC Forum, All Things Digital, Agenda — and close to Narry Singh, Hare's best friend of those years, which is the connective fact the Origins record states. His public arc — Wired's founding team, The Industry Standard, the Web 2.0 conferences with Tim O'Reilly — is the era's media history; the record holds him at the friendship's stated distance and files the rest as asks.
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The conference circuit's closest friendship; close to John Battelle; scaffolding page awaiting Hare's fuller account
Open →the Web 2.0 era withThe publisher of the open-source era; a friend of the circuit, with a geographic footnote the record enjoys
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