David Kirkpatrick
Sculley and Kirkpatrick vs. a couple of Bloomberg gals
December 25, 2012: 7:02 AM ETA veteran Apple watcher and a former Apple CEO add insight to insult
Sculley on Bloomberg TV. Click to view video.
FORTUNE -- For readers who might someday find themselves on cable television fielding annoying or clueless questions in your area of expertise, here's a lesson from a couple of pros.
John Sculley, former CEO of Apple (AAPL), and David Kirkpatrick, my former colleague at Fortune, deftly turned a 7-minute interview on Bloomberg TV into an opportunity to set the record straight on a variety of media misconceptions about Apple, Samsung, Facebook (FB) and the future of mobile computing.
The piece aired Christmas Eve. The reporters are Sara Eisen and Alix Steel.
The video is entitled Kirkpatrick Says Apple Enthusiasm Not Diminished.
Thanks djt for the tip.
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The massive hole in Facebook's latest legal challenge
By David Kirkpatrick, contributor
Mark Zuckerberg says he owes nothing to Paul Ceglia, the man who recently emerged from the woodwork with the extraordinary claim that he owns 84% of Facebook.
Ceglia hired Zuckerberg -- then an 18-year-old college freshman -- in April 2003 to help him program his own Web project, a sort of reference for street intersections to be used by insurance companies and others. Ceglia claims Zuckerberg took $1,000 of MORE
Jul 21, 2010 9:04 PM ETPosted in: David Kirkpatrick, Facebook
