A quick September media roundup

My name's been popping up in some interesting places lately. Here's a rundown of some of the notable results of interviews I've given over the past month or so:

• Business News Network. Television interview with Michael Hainsworth, discussing the latest Apple iPods
• eChannelLine: Microsoft launches Online brand, Office Live Workspace. Byline Patricia Pickett
• BetaNews. Microsoft and the EU's Experiment in Socialism. Byline Scott Fulton (This was a fascinating, far-reaching interview, as are all my discussions with Mr. Fulton)
• InformationWeek. RIM Intros Wi-Fi BlackBerry For Enterprise. Byline Richard Martin
• InformationWeek. Google unplugged: gPhone or not, Google's going mobile. Byline Richard Martin
• Toronto Star. Apple hits iPhone sale goal ahead of schedule. Byline Chris Sorensen
• Toronto Star. Canadians okay to sue over cell access fee. Byline Chris Sorensen and Tyler Hamilton (This led to my doing six consecutive interviews for our national broadcaster, CBC Radio...an amazingly cool experience)
• Agence France-Presse (via La Presse). Apple sous pression pour vendre l'iPhone. Byline Laurence Benhamou
• German Press Agency (via EarthTimes). WiMAX bids to cover world with broadband. Byline Andy Goldberg
• ITBusiness.ca. Go-go Vista gadgets. Byline Nestor Arellano
• ITBusiness.ca. Cracking the health care market. Byline Jeff Jedras
• ITBusiness.ca. Certification is sizzling hot. Byline Lynn Greiner

Your turn: Now that I see all of this activity in one spot, I realize it's been a busy month. Do you think Apple should send me an iPhone?