Amy Gilroy
Senior editor Amy Gilroy joined TWICE in 1994 after freelancing for the publication since its inception in 1986. Over the years she has covered the personal computer business as well as car electronics and handheld device categories.
Title: Senior Editor
Email: amyog@aol.com
Reporters NotebookLink This | Email This | Comments (0) Sirius XM Gets PoundedAs General Motors goes, so goes Sirius XM, or at least that’s what Wall Street thinks, as it’s been punishing Sirius XM stock even more than usual. The stock yesterday was down to 16 cents per share. So what would happen to Sirius XM if General Motors went bankrupt? Analyst Phil Magney of iSuppli said, “If General Motors goes into Chapter 11 and possibly gets... MoreLink This | Email This | Comments (0) SEMA Met Its Forecasts Despite SlumpA note to depressed car aftermarket suppliers: The 2008 SEMA, (Specialty Equipment Marketing Association) Show actually met its forecasts for an attendance of 100,000, making it the second-largest show in SEMA history, said the SEMA organization. Maybe those attendees were at your show booth, maybe not, but any sign that an automobile-related business is faring well these days is... MoreLink This | Email This | Comments (0) Sirius XM Still ‘Challenged’It got ugly for Sirius XM last week, with the stock falling to 36 cents a share, then climbing back this week to … 48 cents. But analysts said don’t write off the company yet. David Bank of RBC Capital Markets said Sirius XM is in a “challenging” debt situation. “There are certainly concerns about Sirius’ ability to refinance its debt... MoreLink This | Email This | Comments (0) Where is Google Taking Navigation?The future of navigation in Google’s Android phone, first seen in the T-Mobile G1 , has a lot to do with pointing the phone at buildings, restaurants, stores, etc., and getting information about that location. When it ships on Oct. 22, the G1 will have no turn-by-turn directions, but it will offer GPS and cell ID capability so users can pinpoint a location on a map and... MoreLink This | Email This | Comments (0) Microsoft Needs A Sarah ‘Barracuda’Microsoft should take a tip from the Republicans and Democrats. Its new ad campaign, staring Jerry Seinfeld, just launched, but the first spot, on first impression, seems “old guard,” unlikely to rally the troops and less likely to entice those potential on-the-fence Vista buyers to vote with their wallets. Is Jerry Seinfeld, who is reportedly getting $10 million... More |
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