ReadWriteWeb reporter Marshall Kirkpatrick says he doesn't believe the liquidity crisis will impact start-ups -- at least not yet.
News.com's Stefanie Olsen today reported how Wall Street's meltdown will affect the tech business.
Former InfoWorld Test Center analyst Mario Apicella has joined former IDG colleague Deni Connor's independent analyst firm, Storage Strategies Now (SSG-Now), as director of its Technology and Validation Service. In this capacity, Apicella will will test networked storage products under contract for SSG-Now clients. Instead of testing products for InfoWorld readers, Apicella now will report his findings privately, to vendors, to guide their product development and marketing strategies.
"We aren't going to comment on management changes -- we never do," says a Forbes spokeswoman in response to last week's Valleywag rumor that Forbes.com and Forbes magazine will become a single organization with Forbes.com CEO Jim Spanfeller at the top.
Vindu Goel, Deputy Tech Editor
The New York Times
October 2008
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Eric Eldon, Editor, Digital Media
VentureBeat
October 2008
In less than a year, VentureBeat has become one of the tech industry's most exciting sites.
Michal Lev-Ram reporter, Fortune Magazine / Fortune.com
September 2008
Cade Metz, U.S. Editor
The Register
October 2008
* Fortune last week laid off writers John Simons and Matthew Boyle, senior writer Paul Sloan and assistant managing editor Cait Murphy.
The following is from Dan Lyons, newly hired at Newsweek and the author of the Fake Steve Jobs blog:
You know about user-generated content. How about user-generated circulation?
Tech freelancer David Strom has come up with an idea called WebInformant.tv.