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We’ve a new voice here at SlashGear, and one we think will bring a fresh and different perspective to our discussion on technology and consumer electronics. Michael Gartenberg is a well known journalist and analyst, currently VP of strategy and analysis at Interpret LLC, and now adding a weekly column for SlashGear to his credits.
Michael has previously worked with Jupiter Research, Gartner Inc. and Microsoft, but here he’ll be offering a topical and outspoken opinion on the biggest news in tech. In the first of his weekly columns, he discusses Google’s new Chrome OS and how after just a day in the public eye it’s already being labeled a “Windows killer”.
The SlashGear team are very excited to have Michael on board, and we hope you’ll enjoy his editorials. Remember, we want to hear your voice too, so whether you agree with what he – or any of the SlashGear team – is saying, or feel differently, sign up for a free comment account and make yourself heard!
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5 Responses to “SlashGear welcomes Michael Gartenberg”
foo July 9, 2009
kickass. welcome.
+3Satsuki Then July 11, 2009
Welcome to SlashGear Michael. I’m looking forward to read your weekly column.
+1Ewdison Then July 11, 2009
Happy to have you on SlashGear Michael! Don’t hesitate to ask me for any assistance
errorbardog July 11, 2009
Didn’t Michael writes for engadget also? Welcome to slashgear Michael
+1Chris Davies July 11, 2009
[quote comment="59239"]Didn’t Michael writes for engadget also? Welcome to slashgear Michael[/quote]
He does indeed, bardog, plus he has his own site at http://gartenblog.net/
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