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Transitional Year

 Every June, I look back and it seems to me that CES ended much more than six months ago. This year it is especially...

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Cellphones As Political Tools

Consumer electronics products have always had an impact on American politics and the industry is now getting a chance to practice its magic on...

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Sony’s Futuristic R&D

Digital World Tokyo peered behind the curtain at some of the more esoteric projects Sony engineers are cooking up behind the scenes. Some interesting...

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Web 1, CompUSA 0

Several months ago I wrote about how the Web has changed customer/retailer relations. At that time I was speaking about a mattress company, but...

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Digital Camera Complaints

Consumers Reports has a top five in their forthcoming issue: 1. Missing the perfect shot because of slow shutter speed.2. Distant subjects are very...

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Fair Or Foul?

I guess the lawyers at Major League Baseball felt a letdown after settling their fight with the cable companies (and some would say, a...

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Wal-Mart Too Cheap for CE?

In case you haven’t read it already, the New York Timeshas an interesting piece on some internal hand-wringing at the nation’s largest retail chain....

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Hectic Time In CE Retailing

Whew. It’s always busy in the CE industry, but the last few weeks have been unusually hectic. Generally, when we compile the TWICE Top...

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A New Vision For RadioShack

A few weeks ago TWICE retail editor Alan Wolf commented upon a theory that Dell and RadioShack are potentially made for each other. Not...

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TiVo In The House

Before Al Gore invented the Internet, TWICE editors occasionally popped up in the print issue to offer their thoughts on a recent encounter with...

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Tech Users Studied

Whenever you see the words “typology” in the title, you know you’re in for an exhaustive look. And Pew Research’s A Typology of Information...

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Margins & The Bottom Line

Probably many noticed with interest that Matsushita, worldwide marketers of the Panasonic brand and the leader in plasma TV, posted a 41 percent net...

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Michael Dell’s Shack Attack

A BusinessWeek commentary by senior writer Peter Burrows proposes an elegant solution to the dilemmas besetting Dell and RadioShack: a merger. Dell, which is...

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Patents, Patents Everywhere

Timothy Lee has an interesting column in the American on the current course of patent law in technology, using the Vonage/Verizon dispute as his...

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Virginia Tech

Consumer electronics can provide entertainment, help educate and enable communication on such a scale that in our lifetime the world has become what some...

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Sprint to buy Vonage?

That’s the rumor. (Sprint-Nextel is also suing Vonage over patent infringement and a buyout is one possible way to settle.) IDC analyst Will Stofega...

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Who Wants Wi-Fi Phones?

In-Stat asked around and apparently found not much interest: Wi-Fi-only phones could theoretically replace cellular phones for some users, but respondents that participated in...

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Wireless Spectrum

The LA Timeshas an editorial on the FCC’s forthcoming spectrum auction : The FCC’s goal for the auction should be to...

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Pay Day

CircuitCity is Part of a Wider Trend…. Circuit City’s move to bump off its highest paid employees has generated a lot of feedback. From...

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Million Dollar Laptop

I’m a little late coming to the $1million laptop that has popped up on the Web. Just in case you missed it, a U.K....

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EMI Owes Me Big Time

Wherein I Toot My Own Horn. Greg Scoblete, Feb. 7: If the music industry were smart, they could do some clever price tiering. Music...

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Update: I Want My MLB

Score one for cable subscribers: Major League Baseball announced that it had come to an agreement with In Demand to offer out-of-market games. Good...

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Carville’s ’08 Predictions

In my career writing for business publications and web sites two subjects are never discussed: politics followed closely by religion. But the speakers at...

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Memjet Cometh

Will a new inkjet technology revolutionize printing? The inkjet printer industry is starting to sound a bit like eighteenth century France with all its...

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TWICE Is Flattered, But….

We all know the tried-and-true bromide that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” While I understand this intellectually, I don’t have to like...

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An Ominous Retail Trend

News today of Tweeter closing 49 stores, two regional facilities and leaving five states within two to three months should not be a surprise...

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