Personal Life
In August 2006, Kulash appeared on an episode of The Colbert Report to discuss the band putting their music videos on YouTube instead of going through the normal corporate video-making process. OK Go made another appearance in April 2010, and performed "This Too Shall Pass."
In early 2008, Kulash wrote a passage in Ben Karlin's book "Things I've Learnt from Women Who've Dumped Me". Kulash describes one of his previous, unsuccessful relationships, involving a dog which he shared with his partner.
On February 19, 2010, The New York Times printed his op-ed piece entitled "WhoseTube?", which discussed the relationship between musicians, record labels, and the internet. Kulash had previously written two other op-eds in the New York Times: One in 2008 about Net Neutrality and another in 2005 about the Sony BMG CD copy protection scandal. He has also testified in Congress in favor of Net Neutrality.
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