TechCrunch has been a pivotal publication in the startup and tech ecosystem since its founding in 2005 by Mike Arrington. From its origins as a tech blog to becoming a major media property, TechCrunch has undergone significant changes through multiple ownership transitions and, more recently, has gone through yet another transition. This week, episode 91 of the FiredUp! podcast is about what is happening at TechCrunch?

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In this episode of the FiredUp! podcast, the Firebrand team dives into where TechCrunch has been, the current status of the publication, and what the future holds.

Morgan and Chris discuss:

The history of TechCrunch: how it started, who it sold to over the years, and where it stands today.
Longtime TechCrunch employees are transitioning out; what does this mean for the publication's future?
TechCrunch is shifting its focus to AI, climate tech, transportation, and general tech news, so other publications may be a better fit for funding news.
TechCrunch’s events business remains a significant revenue source, despite other changes to the publication.

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