The week that was...

It's been a busy couple of weeks media-wise, so to make sure I don't forget everything I had on the go, I wanted to post a few notable links from the last little bit. Let's roll...

Published in Betanews (Monday & Thursday Wide Angle Zoom column):

• Google Chrome OS: Too little, too early (July 9)
• Not just Vista: The operating system is dying, too (July 6)
• Vista's dead: Microsoft kills an OS and no one cares (July 2)

Published in TG Daily (weekly analyst opinion column, publishes Monday):

• Google Chrome OS: Is Google finally jumping the shark? (July 9)
• Microsoft pukes one up (July 7)
• End the iPhone exclusivity (June 29)

Published in Processor.com:

• Sustainability plans for the enterprise. (July 3)
• Improving your floor plan. (July 3)

Quoted by/in:

• The National Post. That jolt of energy was intentional. Chatted about upstart Montreal movie-tech company D-Box. Byline Ben Kaplan. Alternate link here.
• The Toronto Star. Google takes aim at Microsoft Windows. The Google Chrome OS story was a big one this week. I discussed it with Chris Sorensen.
• The Hamilton Spectator. CHCH sale called 'a good outcome'. Byline Lisa Grace Marr. This past Monday morning, I also did a live radio interview with Shiona Thompson and Bob Bratina on Hamilton's AM 900 CHML. I sat on a bench by a bucolic river, a fascinating way to do radio.
• The Canadian Press. Canwest shares lose more than 50 per cent before quarterly earnings report (July 9). Byline David Friend. This story led to a bunch of other activity, including an interview with CJOB Radio Winnipeg's Richard Cloutier on Friday morning, and an upcoming interview with CBC Manitoba's Terry MacLeod this Monday morning.
• The Canadian Press. Bell wants more young, tech savvy customers with updated The Source stores. (July 8). Byline LuAnn LaSalle.
  
• Reuters. Plan to recapitalize Nortel a tough sell. (July 7). Byline Pav Jordan.

More to come...this is too much fun!