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Videos: Steve Jobs talks about Flash, Google, Gizmodo, AT&T and more

All Things D is releasing video clips from Tuesday's interview one at a time. Here they are.

Apple (AAPL) CEO Steve Jobs spoke for nearly two hours Tuesday night in an extended interview with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher -- plus a Q&A with the audience. The videos are available at All Things D's site. We've collected all the clips they've made available so far, and will add more as they MORE

Google TV? No thanks

Consumers don't want the web on TV – they want a better TV experience

As you might have seen last week, my Techmate sparring partner Michael and I got into it a bit about Google TV. He liked the idea, I didn't.

I still don't.

At the time when we shot our video segment on the subject (see below), I had heard rumors about the announcement, and the details weren't  yet clear – MORE

Fake Steve Jobs TV deal hits a snag

"iCon" has run into contractual problems, say sources close to the negotiations

It's only an Apple (AAPL) satire, but already the lawyers are playing Steve Jobs' kind of hardball.

Less than two weeks after the studio Media Rights Capital announced that it had struck a deal with the Epix channel to make a TV comedy series pilot called "iCon" -- "a scabrous satire of Silicon Valley and its most famous citizen," according MORE

Apple, the iPad and the 99¢ TV show

Scrambling to cut content deals as the April 3 launch-day deadline looms

Steve Jobs knows a thing or two about Hollywood. He ran Pixar for 20 years. He's Disney's (DIS) largest stockholder. He's got a hobby called Apple TV. And he's packed the iTunes Store with more than 55,000 TV episodes and 8,500 movies. But in terms of delivering video content to American consumers, Apple (AAPL) is still in the bush MORE

Top 5 moments from Eric Schmidt's talk in Abu Dhabi

ABU DHABI – Google CEO Eric Schmidt's speech and Q&A here was probably the most popular event at the Abu Dhabi Media Summit; there was standing room only on Wednesday as he extolled the virtues of the Internet and the goodness of Google (GOOG). His audience, mostly a mix of tech-savvy locals, international media executives and tech insiders, greeted him with wary admiration. Here are his most memorable quotes:

"If you're a MORE

For Google, provoking ISPs is the only way to build the Internet

By Paul Smalera, contributor

Google's recent push to provide ultra-high-speed Internet is more about injecting competition in the dysfunctional Internet business than about creating a new revenue stream.

It's the 21st century equivalent of the Oklahoma land rush: Just days after Google announced it was seeking some trial areas in which to deploy its new ultra-high-speed fiber network, cities and towns began throwing themselves at the Internet giant. And why shouldn't they? MORE

Apple's new pitch to Hollywood

With 8,000 movies and 50,000 TV episodes, the iTunes Store now needs to drive sales

Apple (AAPL) makes a big deal about how many apps have been downloaded from its App Store  (3 billion as of January) and songs from the iTunes Store (on track to reach 10 billion this week).

But when it comes to how many movies and TV shows it has sold, the company is pretty tight-lipped.

What Apple will MORE

Live blog: Steve Jobs presents the Apple tablet

Live coverage of Apple's Jan. 27 "latest creation" event

Posted in reverse order, newest on top. Items are timestamped in local (Pacific) time. Add three hours for Eastern.

As expected, Apple CEO Steve Jobs made a bid to create a new consumer electronics category Wednesday, unveiling a computer he calls the iPad.

The device is a 9.7-inch multitouch tablet that starts at $499 for the 16 GB model that uses MORE

Apple announcement: What to expect at today's event

The tech world turns its attention to San Francisco to see what Steve Jobs has up his sleeve

The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts was buzzing Tuesday afternoon with black-shirted Apple staffers hauling in electronics, heavy-set security  guys guarding the perimeter, TV satellite trucks jockeying for position and workers on a crane plastering the entrance way with the event's signature paint-spattered logo.

The economy may be sputtering, Bin Laden may be MORE

Apple tablet: New details leaked

"Secret" talks with publishers appear within hours in the Wall Street Journal

Here's some free advice for Silicon Valley companies visiting New York City: Don't say anything to a newspaper or book publishing executive that you wouldn't want to see on a front page the next day.

Case in point: Details of Apple's (AAPL) eleventh-hour "secret" negotiations with publishers, which Bookseller.com and 9to5 Mac reported on Wednesday morning, turned up Wednesday evening MORE