Tony Perkins is CEO and editor of AlwaysOn, which he founded in 2003. He was also the founder of Red Herring (1993) and Upside (1989) magazines, the first media brands to pioneer early inside coverage of the entrepreneurs who create and drive the innovations changing the world. Gilead Sciences, NeXT, DreamWorks, Pixar, Netscape, Yahoo, Amazon, Google, Skype, YouTube and Twitter are examples of the startups that were identified in their earliest days by the media properties Perkins founded. He predicted the dot-com crash in his international best-selling business book, "The Internet Bubble" (HarperBusiness), in October 1999. Perkins continues to chronicle his insider observations weekly on AlwaysOn. He was previously vice president and co-founder of Silicon Valley Bank's technology group, founder of the Churchill Club and a media leader for the World Economic Forum.

Panel:
Silicon Valley Goes Global

Tweet