- Adario Strange
Adario Strange is a
New York basedfilm director ,writer andartist . He is most well known for his documentary film [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0477044/ "The NYU Suicides"] detailing a year of strange deaths at the famed university. In recent years he was Editor in Chief of the weekly newspaper "New York Press " and a business technology writer for "Wired".Strange was born and raised in the East Village in
New York City , NY,United States . Many in the entertainment industry also know him for his work as one of the original writers and second Editor in Chief of "The Source" hip hopmagazine , and pioneering hip-hop culture into the mainstream of America.He also became a well-known New York
radio personality (at New York's Hot 97 WQHT FM and WBAU FM), and arecord producer forTupac Shakur . Strange also worked behind-the-scenes with Public Enemy's Bomb Squad production with Hank Shocklee and Bill Stephney's Soul Records in the early 90's. In the year2001 Strange appeared inThe New York Times as a leader of the digital musicMP3 movement heading up FreeListen.com in the '90s. Later in2001 , Strange released the book "The Art of Secrets: Pirates, Robots, & Beats" an episodic recounting of his technology column.Strange has appeared as a guest discussing youth culture and
technology on ABC's World News Tonight,CBS News , PBS, and in the pages of "The New York Times ", "The New York Daily News", "Crain's New York Business" and "Billboard Magazine".Filmography
* "Hikikomori, Tokyo Plastic"
2004
* "The NYU Suicides"2005
* "Bjork Vs. THX-1138" (Music Video)2006 ee also
*Wired Magazine
*New York Press
*Web 2.0
*The SourceExternal links
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* [http://partners.nytimes.com/library/tech/01/08/circuits/articles/31naps.html Interviewed by The New York Times]
* [http://www.ctheory.net/article.aspx?id=333 CTheory Essay]
* [http://blog.wired.com/business/2007/05/social_networks.html Theory of Social Networks]
* [http://nypress.com/19/47/news&columns/feature.cfm Conversation with]Xeni Xardin
Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.
