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Tom Foremski

Tom Foremski is a former Financial Times journalist. He has been covering Silicon Valley since his arrival from London in 1984. In May 2004 he became the first journalist to leave a major newspaper to make a living as a journalist blogger, publishing Silicon Valley Watcher - reporting on the business and culture of innovation.

Tom’s understanding of diverse technologies and his access to global business leaders, make him one of the most prominent media influencers in the technology world.


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New Smartphone Envy: Two-Thirds Say Stuck with Old Phones

The power of the new: Retrevo, the consumer electronics buyers guide, conducted a survey that finds 62% of smartphone owners believe they are stuck with obsolete devices because of their two-year contracts. Andrew Eisner, Director of Community and Content at Retrevo reports: …

Do Jerks Do Better In Silicon Valley?

This morning on CNBC, Ryan Tate from Gawker and I were debating “questionable ethics and jerk behavior by CEOs” it was related to my post last week: Questionable Ethics And The Next Generation Of Entrepreneurs; and Ryan’s follow up: Why Are Tech …

New Research: Online Ads Fail Because They Distract

Online advertising is failing badly to literally click with readers and advertisers are trying to figure out how to improve a dismal 0.09 percent click-through rate. A new report from Nielsen, commissioned by AdKeeper and WPP’s 24/7 Real Media has found one …

Silicon Valley Boom: Intel Reports Record Quarter

More good news for Silicon Valley as Intel [INTC] reported a record quarter beating Wall Street estimates and its own prior guidance by about $800 million. Intel shares jumped 6% in extended-hours trading. Sales were boosted by a return of IT spending …

Unethical Founders and the Next Generation of Startups

The film “The Social Network” has helped to make startups popular among young people the world over. It’s just one factor inspiring new generations of entrepreneurs hoping to succeed through innovation and hard work. But are they learning ethical ways of doing …

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