“Lying by omission is still lying.” Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk, offering a detailed explanation of his public-relations strategy, TechCrunch, 11 July 2010
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ZERO OMISSION VEHICLE?
July 12, 2010FIRST!
July 9, 2010“We had been working on Android a very long time, with the notion of producing phones that are Internet enabled and have good browsers and all that because that did not exist in the marketplace. I think that characterization of us entering after is not really reasonable.” Google cofounder Larry Page, longwindedly disputing Apple’s claim [...]
CHAIRMAN OF THE BORED
May 25, 2010“In response to the curiosity, no chairs were thrown, no ultimatums served, I am not moving to Cupertino or Mountain View, I did not take a courier job and I require no assistance finding the door.” Microsoft entertainment and devices executive J Allard, finally devising to do something genuinely entertaining in the course of exiting [...]
IF THERE’S A PLATFORM, SOMEONE’S TAKING A DIVE
May 24, 2010“When we discuss the future of Twitter, we focus on the mechanisms through which we can build a platform of enduring value.” Dick Costolo, Twitter’s chief obfuscating officer, explaining to thick-minded ad slingers exactly who gets to make money around these here tweets, Twitter Blog, 24 May 2010
NICHE-Y MASS, OR A NASTY MESS?
May 18, 2010“This is about extending our content offerings so that we’re relevant to both a mass and a niche audience.” Yahoo executive James Pitaro, on buying cheap-articles factory Associated Content, PaidContent.org, 18 May 2010