Keen returned to Silicon Valley in 1995 and founded Audiocafe.com, which received funding from Intel and SAP.
The firm folded in April 2000 and after the demise of Audiocafe.com, Keen worked at various technology companies including Pulse 3D, SLO Media, Santa Cruz Networks, Jazziz Digital and Pure Depth, where he was director of global strategic sales.
Keen stated in October, 2007, that he is working on his new book, tentatively titled, Star Wars 2.0.

Keen is a popular public speaker domestically and abroad, speaking regularly on the impact of new technology on 21st century business, education, culture, and society.
He is well known for being a controversial commentator on the digital revolution.

In 2013, Keen founded FutureCast, a salon-style event series hosted by the AT&T Foundry and Ericsson, which brings together start-up entrepreneurs, investors, and technologists to discuss the digital revolution.
He is currently the host of "Keen On" show, a TechCrunch chat show.
Keen returned to Silicon Valley in 1995 and founded Audiocafe.com, which received funding from Intel and SAP. The firm folded in April 2000 and after the demise of Audiocafe.com, Keen worked at various technology companies including Pulse 3D, SLO Media, Santa Cruz Networks, Jazziz Digital and Pure Depth, where he was director of global strategic sales. Keen stated in October, 2007, that he is working on his new book, tentatively titled, Star Wars 2.0.
Keen is a popular public speaker domestically and abroad, speaking regularly on the impact of new technology on 21st century business, education, culture, and society. He is well known for being a controversial commentator on the digital revolution.
In 2013, Keen founded FutureCast, a salon-style event series hosted by the AT&T Foundry and Ericsson, which brings together start-up entrepreneurs, investors, and technologists to discuss the digital revolution. He is currently the host of "Keen On" show, a TechCrunch chat show.
Andrew Keen