More samples!
"Extremely Loud and Incredibly So-So" -- "Perhaps the only thing about this year’s CES that wasn’t big, in fact, was the news." (Adweek, January 16, 2012)
"Touch Point" -- "The promise of widespread NFC technology has tantalized the tech world for nearly a decade, and for good reason." (Adweek, November 16, 2011)
"Facebook on 'lockdown' as it prepares for war with Google" -- "No! We're in lockdown! No one leaves the table until we're done with this thing." (VentureBeat, August 6, 2010)
"Siri launches an iPhone personal assistant that actually works" -- "A new iPhone application called Siri has limitations too, but it’s already further along than the competitors I’ve seen, and it has the potential to become a true personal assistant." (VentureBeat, February 4, 2010)
"Minorities hit hard by foreclosure crunch" -- "Despite making only $14,000 a year, strawberry picker Alberto Ramirez managed to buy his own slice of the American dream. But his Hollister home came with a hefty price tag -- $720,000." (The Hollister Free Lance, May 3, 2007)
Bonus article: "Tech bloggers still pioneering" -- In which I'm profiled as a prototypical tech blogger, circa 2009. (MarketWatch, June 18, 2009)
"Touch Point" -- "The promise of widespread NFC technology has tantalized the tech world for nearly a decade, and for good reason." (Adweek, November 16, 2011)
"Facebook on 'lockdown' as it prepares for war with Google" -- "No! We're in lockdown! No one leaves the table until we're done with this thing." (VentureBeat, August 6, 2010)
"Siri launches an iPhone personal assistant that actually works" -- "A new iPhone application called Siri has limitations too, but it’s already further along than the competitors I’ve seen, and it has the potential to become a true personal assistant." (VentureBeat, February 4, 2010)
"Minorities hit hard by foreclosure crunch" -- "Despite making only $14,000 a year, strawberry picker Alberto Ramirez managed to buy his own slice of the American dream. But his Hollister home came with a hefty price tag -- $720,000." (The Hollister Free Lance, May 3, 2007)
Bonus article: "Tech bloggers still pioneering" -- In which I'm profiled as a prototypical tech blogger, circa 2009. (MarketWatch, June 18, 2009)
