Adam Curry, a former MTV VJ and one of podcasting's inventors, sits at a conference table at his offices, the PodShow Network, in San Francisco's South Park neighborhood. He is dressed in dark ...

San Francisco — ADAM CURRY may be known to new media types as the “Podfather,” but these days the former MTV VJ and disc jockey talks more like a spokesman for the chamber of commerce.

Adam Curry, who left MTV last month, is in a legal tussle with his old boss to retain the computer address he began while a VJ at the music channel. The case could decide whether company names and ...

Whatever happened to Adam Curry? Who the heck is that, you wonder. Adam Curry was part of the second wave of MTV VJs. He famously quit MTV in 1994 declaring he could no longer play Winger videos ...

I caught up with Adam Curry, former MTV celebrity, president and co-founder of Mevio (formerly PodShow), a new media entertainment network, which raised a total of $38 million and is backed by Kleiner ...

In general, though, the main names that get the lion's share of the credit are former MTV VJ Adam Curry and blogging pioneer Dave Winer. In general, Curry has been the poster child for the ...

The original host was the sardonic (and not very metal) VJ Kevin Seal, who also hosted MTV’s alt-rock show 120 Minutes, but the show was soon taken over by Adam Curry, who, with his luxurious ...

"People think I'm this poseur guy from MTV, but I don't care," says Adam Curry, the former VJ whose long blond locks once mesmerized teenyboppers across the globe. "I've always had this total dual ...

In the early 2000s, Adam Curry (along with software developer Dave Winer) invented podcasting. Today, Curry — once-known for his stints on Z100 in New York and on MTV — is reinventing ...