The rise of search . . . and the decline in journalism
The new media companies, such as Google, Yahoo, Ebay, are succeeding because they cut out the need for large numbers of media professionals. Is this good for society?
Tom Foremski: IMHO
Former Financial Times reporter Tom Foremski writes about Silicon Valley business trends and the intersection of technology and media.
Tom Foremski
Tom Foremski reports on the business and culture of Silicon Valley at the intersection of technology and media.
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A chat with Intel's top sales guy and one of the rising Silicon Valley stars: Anand Chandrasekher
Anand Chandrasekher is on a roll at Intel following a very succesful stint as head of Intel's Centrino Group--which has been a Golden Goose for the world's largest chipmaker
What if Microsoft wins AOL? Google's secret weapon
MSFT has an ad server and Google has a giant sales force
Santa is bringing coal for Google--shoveling up a ton of it
Can Google reign in its ambitions and slow down its red-shift acceleration in new business launches--and let society catch-up?
Motorola's pugnacious Ed Zander chosen to lead US high-tech industry in important policy battles
Some types of innovation could be made illegal if tech industry doesn't take on older industries with stronger political connections.
Network Appliance's strategy: to grab lead in enterprise data storage
Dinner with Network Appliance CEO Dan Warmenhoven and co-founder Dave Hitz reveals an interesting business strategy that could leapfrog rivals.
Another reason most IT data centers are on the way out
The efficiency of utility computing is about to get even better. A conversation with David Scott, CEO of 3PAR
Finally, Sun seems to be building an interesting story...but where is HP?
A return to Sun's hardware roots might return some of its lost glory.
Blogging: The next big thing
The technology represented by blogging will disrupt entire industries, it is not Web 2.0 but rather internet squared. Let's put the 2 in the right place on the right word.