I used to read techcrunch everyday. It was my first destination to lean and discover the startup world. I saw the evolution from almost day 1 up to now.
Unfortunately AOL bought Techcrunch. At first I was hopeful and maybe naïve that nothing is going to change.
Today December 16 2011 the last most important Techcrunch employee left the building Heater Harde.
After Mike Arrington then MG Siegler, Sarah lacy and even Paul Carr, the whole super star team is gone.
Right now I’m more on hacker news techmeme and reddit …. I also discover flipboad in the meantime.
It was a wonderful ride and beautiful website builds by Mike Arrington.
Today Techcrunch has no soul.
This is my comment on techcrunch:
danmm… Mike Arrington Sarah Lacy Heater Harde MG Siegler Paul Carr and we don’t hear Jason no more… the whole super star team is gone…. no disrespect to the new writers but it was a superstar team … danmm techrunch lost is soul …. techcrunh was more then just a tech news blog … it was the spirit of a culture …
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