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My BBC Interview on Business Implications of HP CEO Resignation + Jodie Fisher’s Demo Reel

August 8, 2010

Hewlett Packard CEO Mark Hurd was forced to resign on Friday after an internal investigation at HP revealed that he had allegedly filed false expense reports for meals and travel and authorized payments to a woman, 50 year old […]

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New BlackBerry, Android upgrade play catch-up with Apple

August 3, 2010

A few weeks ago, the big news in the smartphone world was that Apple set the world right by agreeing to give away free cases to iPhone 4 users to prevent them from touching a […]

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Apple and HP have some similar products but different approaches

August 2, 2010

Apple and Hewlett-Packard are very different but have a few things in common. Both companies are not only doing very well in today’s PC market but also have played an important role in the evolution […]

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The other side of the Facebook privacy issue

July 25, 2010

by Larry Magid This article originally appeared in the San Jose Mercury News Facebook’s announcement last week that it passed the 500 million mark reminded me that the concept of a “face book” is not unique to Facebook.com. Long before […]

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Smart Phones Starting to Look Alike

July 22, 2010

As I reviewed the recently relesed Droid X cell phone, I started thinking about my long career as a technology journalist. I got my start in the early ’80s writing exclusively about personal computers, starting […]

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Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg on International Growth

July 21, 2010

As Facebook celebrates its 500 millionth member, ABC World News Tonight anchor Diane Sawyer talked with founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a rare broadcast interview. But in May, I had a chance to interview […]

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The World’s Love / Hate Affair with Apple

July 20, 2010

It seems as if the world is having a love/hate affair with Apple. People obviously love their products. How else would you explain the company’s incredible earnings report for the latest quarter, exceeding analyst expectation […]

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Other Smart Phone Makers Slam Apple’s Antenna Claims

July 19, 2010

Steve Jobs Claims Apple’s Problems are Common to Smart Phones (Photo from Apple Video) Before he announced he was giving every iPhone 4 user a free case and an opportunity to return the phone for […]

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What Apple will Say about the iPhone 4 and Whether We Should Care

July 15, 2010

Apple is poised to make a major announcement about its recently maligned iPhone 4 at a press conference at its Cupertino headquarters on Friday. Although I don’t know exactly what will be said or who will […]

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So-called Facebook ‘Panic Button’ is about Engagement, not Panic

July 12, 2010

After months of negotiations, Facebook has reached an agreement with the U.K’s Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre that will result in a new safety application aimed at British 13-18 year olds. CEOP, the UK […]

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