Former newsmagazine writer and editor (Time, Fortune) now writing daily blog about Apple (http://ped30.com). It's an experiment in ad-free jounalism on the net.
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Philip's coverage is heavily focused on Apple, iPhone, and related products. He seems particularly interested in reporting press releases and private sector announcements regarding deals, promotions, and product launches.
If reaching out to Philip Elmer-DeWitt, consider providing information about upcoming product releases or updates from Apple. Additionally, he may be interested in exclusive insights into the strategies of big tech companies like Apple. If you have any insider knowledge of promotional activities or advertising campaigns related to Apple products, it could also catch his attention.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Philip's coverage attributes suggest that he takes an international view when covering Big Tech news with a focus on company announcements and developments.
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From Tiffany Hsu's "Sick of A.I. Slop? So Are Tech Giants." published in Sunday's New York Times.
From Gruber's "Power On" column, posted early Sunday to Bloomberg Tech subscribers.
From Gruber's "Apple and European Commission Reach Agreement With Apple Conceding Very Little" posted Thursday on Daring Fireball.
From Rolfe Winkler's "Can Apple’s New CEO Rev Up the Steve Jobs Innovation Engine?" posted Monday by the Wall Street Journal.
From Barron's' "Stock Futures Fall as Fed Fears and U.S. Strikes on Iran Send Jitters Through Markets" posted early Monday.
From Tilley's "How Apple Stumbled Into AI Hardware Success With the Mac" ($) posted Sunday by The Information.
From Katie Rogers' "Lake Ontario Didn’t Ask for This" posted Thursday by the New York Times.
But the Apple news flow never stops.
Unlike Luca Maestri, Phil Schiller "still had a real job."
Posted Friday on TikTok.
