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Roughly three weeks ago, we took a close look at what a Twitter IPO might look like and what the pro and con perspectives for the company are likely to be. Yesterday afternoon the company finally released its S1 - think of it as its formal IPO statement, wherein all of the necessary financial details for its IPO finally become publically available. If you think the consumer masses are happy with the quality of the pay-TV services they receive from cablecos, telcos and satellite operators, think again. It depends on who you ask. That is the one clear answer to the question posed in our headline. Recently, Bill Gates - who needs no introductions - participated in a fireside chat at a Harvard fundraising event. Microsoft has left no doubts about how it sees its Surface 2 hardware fitting into the enterprise world. A Sept. 30 blog posting, entitled Surface Pro 2 Is A Laptop Replacement And Surface 2 Is A Tablet For Business, is self-explanatory, with the actual blog content underlining a partner ecosystem and large customer wins. Sponsored By: Telecom Council
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Many parts of the federal government have been temporarily shut down starting today - because of partisan bickering between the U.S. Congress and the President. Will there be any significant impact on the tech sector? This morning, Oct. 1, a ZD Net piece excoriated HP executives for failing to deliver a narrative on future PC and printer strategies for the enterprise/business arena. I had two different light bulb moments as I read it: HP needs to get out of the enterprise PC hardware business, and it needs to jump into 3D printing. Like, yesterday. With the movie Robopocalypse coming out this year, I read the book, and I'm particularly nervous about any idea that might massively increase the number of robots in the world. I probably receive over 600 e-mails a day. Fortunately I have filters, and have become adroit at both speed reading and hitting delete. However, I do read at a minimum the subject lines of everything, and occasionally something really jumps out.
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