Boing Boing is the Web's favorite site devoted to technology, entertainment, and culture. Launched in 1989 as a print 'zine and still independent more than 25 years later, Boing Boing publishes a daily mix of short articles, long features, original videos, and podcasts shared globally by a loyal audience of tech and lifestyle influencers online.
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In a public speech to the prestigious Gridiron Club journalism organization, President Barack Obama commented that he checks Boing Boing daily. The site has been a clue on Jeopardy! twice. Widely regarded as an internet mainstay, Boing Boing has won two Webby Awards and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Bloggies. Time magazine named Boing Boing among the world's "Best Websites" in multiple years, Fast Company has called it "one of the most popular blogs on the planet," and the New Yorker said it is "read by geeks the world over."
The site's editors are career journalists who have contributed to The New York Times, The Washington Post, Wired, Scientific American, NPR, CNN, and many other print, broadcast, and online venues. They're frequent guests on television and radio programs including The Colbert Report, CNN, The Rachel Maddow Show, PBS NewsHour, and Martha Stewart, where they provide expert opinion about culture, entertainment, and technology.
Boing Boing's ever-evolving body of published work now exceeds 100,000 posts, and the site is read by millions of readers every month.
From large concerts to salon-style lecture series, tech festivals to intimate art exhibits, our audience of dynamic and influential "happy mutants" enjoy any opportunity to gather and celebrate the Boing Boing mindset. We will work with a brand to will design an event that not only provides the tangible, authentic connections that can only happen in the real world — events that also results generate in relevant content before, during, and after the experience to share with our huge online audience through video, blog posts, and social media.
Original video content has long been part of the Boing Boing experience: and includes interviews and exclusive performances with our favorite bands, conversations with personalities from film, television, and internet culture, and original viral works that remix and explore the weird and the wonderful in themes from gaming to memes. Artists featured—some, long before they reached peak global fame—include Adele, Matt Stone and Trey Parker of South Park, David Byrne, My Morning Jacket, Bob Mould, Kaki King, members of Wilco, Die Antwoord, and many more. Since 2008, Boing Boing has produced an in-flight entertainment channel for Virgin America airlines that brings the Web site's experience to "lean-back" TV: what the blog's audience enjoys: curated works from our favorite creators, mixed with opinion, commentary, and original features and mini-documentaries. we create ourselves.
Collaborate with us to create captivating stories, videos, and events in the Boing Boing voice to amplify your brand message and align your products with our audience of creative, connectors, and influencers. AdRants, ad exec Steve Hall's blog, wrote that if Boing Boing covers your ad campaign, it's gone viral. Now, you can commission our team to conceive, create, distribute, and amplify branded content that will open the doors to engagement with precisely the people you want to reach.
Boing Boing Ingenuity brought our site off the screen and into the physical realm for the very first time with a two-day hackathon and conference filled to capacity with hundreds of dedicated fans. The free extravaganza began with a 12-hour marathon hack day focused on Ford technology at TechShop San Francisco and continued Sunday, August 18th with fascinating demonstrations, performances, and presentations from the likes of MythBusters' Adam Savage and White House Champion of Change Ariel "Spacehack" Waldman on the stage of a former Masonic Lodge. It was a celebration of cleverness, curiosity, and wonder that resulted in several dozen pieces of viral content, two hours of video programming on Virgin America's seat-back entertainment system, and a feature story on PBS NewsHour.
Watch the sizzle reel (password: boing2014)
Boing Boing founder Mark Frauenfelder and his family packed up a Hyundai Santa Fe for a maker family afternoon with a kite aerial video rig, DIY bubble wand, and sea glass for polymer clay creations.
For a content series sponsored by Jameson, Boing Boing spent a week in Ireland finding and sharing unique stories about the people "who make St. Patrick's Day great."
