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Meet Asya Shein of Fusicology
Asya Shein is the founder and owner of the locally owned website Fusicology, which focuses on progressive music and culture through events and content in 18--soon to be 22--cities around the North America. Over at the Web 2.0 Conference in San Francisco last week, we learned about her website and asked her what we've been asking everyone--what's the difference between the Los Angeles and San Francisco tech scenes?
Other Interviews at the Web 2.0:
- William Marc Salsberry, Tech Photographer
- Alexia Tsotsis of LA Weekly
- Mike Prasad of Kogi BBQ and Girl Gamer
- Sean Percival of lalawag
By Mark Dienger, Special to LAist
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