RSSDale Dougherty
Dale Dougherty is the editor and publisher of MAKE, and general manager of the Maker Media division of O'Reilly Media, Inc. Dale has been instrumental in many of O'Reilly's most important efforts, including founding O'Reilly Media, Inc. with Tim O'Reilly. He was the developer and publisher of Global Network Navigator (GNN), the first commercial Web site which launched in 1993 and was sold to AOL in 1995. Dale was developer and publisher of Web Review, the online magazine for Web designers, and he was O'Reilly's first editor. Prior to developing MAKE, Dale was publisher of the O'Reilly Network and he developed the Hacks series of books. Dale is the author of "Sed & Awk." Dougherty was a Lecturer in the School of Information Management and Systems (SIMS) at the University of California at Berkeley from 1996 to 2000.
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Sharing the Adventure
Make's publisher Dale Dougherty talks about the beauty of sharing between makers.
In
Welcome
from MAKE:
15: Music page 12
Dirty Car Art
Scott Wade wanted to do better than write "Wash Me" in the dust of dirty cars... so he drew caricatures.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
14: Optics page 23
The Cathedral and Bazaar Bizarre
Bazaar Bizarre is helping to introduce open source crafting, where shared ideas help to expand our skills and improve craft quality for all.
In
Welcome to Craft
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CRAFT:
07: Shoes page 10
Slow Made: Take It Easy
A proposal to use "slow made" to identify the work of makers.
In
Welcome
from MAKE:
13: Magic page 10
Post-Industrial Idyll
The 2007 Robodock festival in Amsterdam.
From MAKE:
13: Magic page 46
What Are You Doing for Halloween?
Welcome: Why we're fiends for the holiday made for makers.
From MAKE:
halloween2007: Halloween page 8
Howling Yeti
How we combined live theater and special effects to create a fun-filled community haunted house.
From MAKE:
halloween2007: Halloween page 10
Propeller Chip
BASIC Stamp's Chip Gracey puts a new spin on microcontrollers.
From MAKE:
10: Home Electronics page 76
Toolbox
Get started in electronics, eliminate red eye the old-school way, and touch up your walls with the screw of a lid.
In
Toolbox
from MAKE:
10: Home Electronics page 168
Toolbox
Read about crop circles, make your own temporary tattoos, and take crystal-clear photos with a circular polarizing filter.
In
Toolbox
from MAKE:
09: Fringe page 172
Follow the Bouncing Ball 
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Pinball's magic juju and the unanticipated effect of one thing on another.
In
Welcome
from MAKE:
08: Toys and Games page 11
Heavy Lifting
Placing huge towers up a mountain is just the start to reaching Troy Caldwell's ski-resort-on-a-budget dream.
From MAKE:
08: Toys and Games page 38
Pinball, Resurrected by Bill Bumgarner (pg. 66)
Restoring a crusty, beat-up Cyclone.
Pinheads in Oddball Places by Dale Dougherty (pg. 74)
Inside the electromechanical underground, with Lucky Ju Ju and the Pinball Hall of Fame.
From MAKE: 08: Toys and Games page 66
Toolbox
Create your own computer games, discover magnetic attractions, and become a paper airplane champion. Plus: Recommendations from kids, and from and the designers at Wild Planet.
In
Toolbox
from MAKE:
08: Toys and Games page 168
Genuine Ingenuity
True stories and authentic experiences at the first annual Maker Faire.
From MAKE:
07: Backyard Biology page 48
Tones Dem Tones, Damn Ringtones
Shouldn't people make their own ringtones, not buy them?
In
Welcome
from MAKE:
06: Robots page 11
On to Year Two
A look back on our exciting first year.
In
Welcome
from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors page 11
Toolbox
The best tools, software, gadgets, books, magazines, and websites.
In
Toolbox
from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors page 172
Kits For The Holidays
Our guide to the coolest kits to make and give.
From MAKE:
04: Music and Kits for the Holidays page 64
Tea Leaves: Wabi-Sabi
The Japanese have a deeper appreciation for things humble and handmade.
From MAKE:
04: Music and Kits for the Holidays page 184
Treasure Trove
Lindsay Publications' unique catalog of hard-to-find lore.
In
Blast from the Past
from MAKE:
04: Music and Kits for the Holidays page 186
Maker Friendly
Dale Dougherty wonders what would it mean for products to be more maker friendly, not just user friendly.
From MAKE:
03: Cars and Halloween page 7
Ooz and Oz
Hacking robot toys is all in a day's work for Natalie Jeremijenko. Dale Dougherty trails the UCSD professor for a day of fun at the races, transforming toy robotic dogs into environmental avengers.
In
Maker
from MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment page 22
Google DIY Patterns
A DIY project is a design challenge that can best be described as a set of patterns, just as Google remade the web with a new kind of language for getting what we want from a web browser.
From MAKE:
02: Home Entertainment page 39
Welcome
The making of Make: Publisher and Editor Dale Dougherty presents the philosophy of MAKE in a nutshell: We're all Makers now.
In
Welcome
from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere page 7
Crack Open an iPAQ
Replacing your PDA's battery requires the proper knowledge, adequate courage, and a set of Torx screwdrivers.
In
DIY: Home Entertainment
from MAKE:
01: Make Premiere page 119
MAKE: Online Extras
Unsafe At Any Amperage?
Behind the scenes of our high-voltage dilemma: whether to publish a dangerously cool project in MAKE magazine's "Fringe" issue.
by Tom Anderson, Gareth Branwyn, Shawn Connally, Dale Dougherty, Mark Frauenfelder, Joe Grand, Saul Griffith, William Gurstelle, Bunnie Huang, Tom Igoe, Mister Jalopy, Steve Lodefink, John MacNeill, David Pescovitz, Charles Platt, Paul Spinrad, Phillip Torrone;
March 16, 2007
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