“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 his job, ZDNet, 25 May 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
“Open is for losers.”
Deliberate provocateur and startup-investing gadabout Dave McClure, on why free-as-in-free-beer neo-hippies need to rethink their business plans, VentureBeat, 19 May 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
“Our biggest challenge is making sure we don’t taste too many things.”
YouTube figurehead-in-chief Chad Hurley, mixing up his senses in explaining his video site’s scarcity of scarcity, New York Times, 17 May 2010
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