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No matter what else they build, consumer electronics companies seem to be prolific manufacturers of jargon. And if you’re shopping for anything from speakers to TVs to phones this year, you’re going ...

The crossover between marketing and technology has never been blurrier. In an article for Forbes, Daniel Newman said, “The days of the simple media buy are gone, and now we have to deal with digital ...

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It’s 2014, and time to ring in the new and throw out the old. Old tech terms, that is: those made meaningless in 2013 by media and marketers. I occasionally rant about words that are overused and ...

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White House to recruit "an elite group of ~1,000 technology specialists" from companies such as Apple to serve 2-year terms across agencies.