swmstweet: Quentin Hardy told us that Fox TV viewers often stop him in airports, especially in the South, and blast him for arguing liberal viewpoints.
swmstweet: Quentin Hardy and Owen Thomas nearly came to blows on the podium today at the Silicon Valley PRSA "News 2.0" event in Mountain View.
swmstweet: Quentin dredged up this Owen post - http://bit.ly/HOV31 - which suggested that Betsy Corcoran was preparing to oust Quentin as bureau chief
Much is riding on Time Inc.'s Fortune Brainstorm: Tech, which kicks off today in Pasadena, CA.
If you enjoy quick-to-load tech edit web sites, you'll want to experience PCWorld.com, PCMag.com and CNET.com.
Can an article truly succeed if readers don't comment? If not, then Forbes, Fortune, Fast Company and the Wall Street Journal have a lot of work to do.
Jessica E. Vascellaro. Douglas MacMillan. Taylor Buley. Which social media reporter is most likely to tell the vendor's story?
Sramana Mitra, Forbes.com
February 2009
Sramana never grew up wanting to be a journalist. Her dream was to understand successful businesses and to help others to build them.
"We aren't going to comment on management changes -- we never do," says a Forbes spokeswoman in response to last week's Valleywag rumor that Forbes.com and Forbes magazine will become a single organization with Forbes.com CEO Jim Spanfeller at the top.
The following is from Dan Lyons, newly hired at Newsweek and the author of the Fake Steve Jobs blog:
