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JavaOne Archives - Dvorak Comments on AMD Intel Lawsuit on SYS-CON.TV

PC Magazine and Marketwatch columnist John C. Dvorak was interviewed by SYS-CON.TV at the JavaOne

May. 11, 2008 05:15 AM

(July 2, 2005) - PC Magazine and Marketwatch columnist John C. Dvorak was interviewed by SYS-CON.TV' at the JavaOne Conference in San Francisco.

Dvorak held forth on a number of topics, including the AMD vs Intel lawsuit, the viability of Java and Sun, the value of (or lack thereof) of corporate PR, and whether or not a new book about Silicon Valley is really worth reading.

View John C. Dvorak on SYS-CON.TV

During the interview, Dvorak was asked about the value of corporate PR today, the backdrop being a story about SYS-CON.TV being rebuffed by Sun PR people after CEO Scott McNealy had agreed to do an interview. Dvorak had some amusing, yet insightful, opinions on this topic.

View John C. Dvorak on SYS-CON.TV here.

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Roger Strukhoff wrote: John Dvorak: "CEOs Are Afraid of Their PR People" PC Magazine and Marketwatch columnist John C. Dvorak was interviewed by SYS-CON.TV's Roger Strukhoff at the JavaOne Conference in San Francisco. Dvorak held forth on a number of topics, including the new AMD/Intel lawsuit, the viability of Java and Sun, the value of (or lack thereof) of corporate PR, and whether or not a new book about Silicon Valley is really worth reading.

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ITSG News Desk wrote: PC Magazine and Marketwatch columnist John C. Dvorak was interviewed by SYS-CON.TV's Roger Strukhoff at the JavaOne Conference in San Francisco. Dvorak held forth on a number of topics, including the new AMD/Intel lawsuit, the viability of Java and Sun, the value of (or lack thereof) of corporate PR, and whether or not a new book about Silicon Valley is really worth reading.

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