Comparisons between the recent activity at Hewlett Packard and the Watergate affair are almost too tempting to resist. Late yesterday it became apparent that investigation into the bugging of fellow board members, staff and journalists was leading straight to the top. The Washington Post reported that Mark Hurd, CEO of Hewlett Packard was implicated...
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Despite the small drama about space junk floating around Atlantis a few days a ago, the US Space shuttle Atlantis touched down safely early this morning to the relief of the crew, family and staff at the Kennedy Space Centre. NASA itself finally has some good PR – a job well done. But should...
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At the end of August Sony went to great pains to assure the markets that it was working closely with notebook manufacturers and that there would be no further recalls required. The recall of 4.1 million Dell and then 1.8 million Apple notebooks was that end of it we were assured. Despite incurring estimated...
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In Roman Catholic theology, Papal infallibility is the dogma that the Pope is preserved from error when he solemnly promulgates, or declares, to the Church a dogmatic teaching on faith or morals. This doctrine was defined at the First Vatican Council of 1870. Whilst followers may confuse this with the simple Dogma that the...
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Looking at the press reports and comments this morning you could be forgiven for thinking that Apple’s payoff to Creative had a hidden agenda. The new battle ground is hotting up. Fat with its $100 million cheque from Apple, it seems that Creative is on the attack again – this time though its PR...
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