Episode 88 · Jun 3, 2013
The Unbearable Lightness of Advertising
Download MP3Watch on YouTubeRecorded Jun 2, 2013
We managed to almost completely ignore D11 this week. Though, we did stick in a couple stores about Apple and Mary Meeker.
We also talked about light canceling fiber optics, the 49er’s new stadium, HTC’s advertising problem, Yahoo’s strategy of buying a ton of companies, Freescale’s ant-sized SoC, Apple’s new iPod Touch, Sony’s electronic loses, the Sun-Times photographer firing, and Intel’s new Haswell chips.
- Sony loses money on electronics
- Noise Canceling fiber optics
- HTC can’t win, even with the best phone
- Why Yahoo! is becoming an internet portal again
- Ant-Sized Computers
- Mary Meeker Peers Into the Future of Mobile, Wearables and Facebook
- The unbearable lightness of what Tim Cook says
- Fewer people pirating Arrested Development
- Apple Launched the Cameraless iPod Touch
- New, high-tech stadium for the San Francisco 49ers will be ‘software-driven’
- Intel Launches Haswell Processor
- Bad News for Peter Parker: Chicago Sun fires Photo Staff
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49ers · Apple · Bell Laboratories · D11 · Facebook · Flickr · Freescale · Google · HTC · Haswell · Intel · Internet · KL02 · Marissa Mayer · Mary Meeker · Mobile · Samsung · Santa Clara · Snapchat · SoC · Sony · Sun-Times · Tim Cook · Tumblr · Yahoo · stadium
