Archive for January 12th, 2005

Old buddies Justin Hibbard and Sarah Lacy, now safely grinding way and turning out good journalism at Business Week are the new entrants to the blogworld. Welcome … Check out their Deal Flow blog right here. Justin and I used to work at the (real) Red… Read More »

Lots of folks are talking about “exploding TV” right behind Mac Mini and other problems Apple is having with bloggers. Jeff Jarvis, Fred Wilson and Chris Anderson are leading the conversation. I don’t agree – I think the difference has to be made in TV (as… Read More »

T-Mobile has issued a press statement. Apparently they did the right thing. Our investigation revealed that this third party was able to view the name and social security number of 400 customers. These customers were notified in writing of this incident. Customer credit card information was… Read More »

A week ago I wrote about Videora, then followed up with an e-interview with Sajeeth and today Wired has a story on Videora. Write, Read, Write… the new relationship between blogs and publishing world? Read More »

One day, three senior level resignations amazing…. TiVo’s Michael Ramsey is going to do big strategy stuff… Motorola COO Mike Zafirovski resigned for now Ed Zander is firmly entrenched at the top… and Alcatel CTO Niel Ransom has had it with french food and dog shit… Read More »

The WLAN shakeout continues. Cisco just announced that it is buying AireSpace for about $450 million, in an attempt to fill a gaping hole in its WiFi product strategy. News.com had the story first. The Linksys could not really scale into the enterprise after all. WiFiNetworkingNews… Read More »

Level 3 Shocker

Level 3 is cutting 12% of it workforce, a move it expects to save the company $60-to-$70 million a year. Why the cuts? Despite the promise of VoIP, CEO Jim Crowe says that the end demand from the customers of its wholesale customers is taking a… Read More »

Sidekick Hacked

A computer hacker had access to all the Sidekick related boxes at T-Mobile according to Security Focus. Which means the not only had access to all the pictures (naked I presume) Paris Hilton was taking of herself, Snoop’s dirty laundry but also customer passwords and social… Read More »

ThinkSecret founder at risk?

Harvard Crimson has a report on student Nick Ciarelli and ThinkSecret founder’s legal chances. Roger M. Milgrim, a New York intellectual property attorney and the author of Milgrim on Trade Secrets, said that Apple might be trying to scare off other sites from copying Think… Read More »

Ed Zander is Everywhere

Back in the boom-boom days, one of the companies I closely tracked was Sun Microsystems. There were three or four executives there, who were in my opinion, pretty straight-up with the press, and one of them was Ed Zander. The tough talking, straight shooting, Brooklyn born… Read More »

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