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by Jason Hiner, Editor in Chief

Cranky Geeks examine Windows 7, AT&T network, and whether Google steals

Date: October 14th, 2009
Author: Jason Hiner
Category: Apple, Google, Microsoft, Windows 7
Tags: Geek, Jason Hiner

6 comment(s)

I appeared on Cranky Geeks episode 188 this week with John C. Dvorak, Sebastian Rupley, and Tom Merritt. We talked about Rupert Murdoch’s claim that Google is stealing, the Windows 7 upgrade path, AT&T’s network and image problems, the Dell/Android smartphone, and much more.

Jason Hiner is the Editor in Chief of TechRepublic. Previously, he worked as an IT Manager in the health care industry. You can find him on Twitter, LinkedIn and at JasonHiner.com. To see the gadgets and personal tech he uses, view his gdgt profile.

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Do publishers have a fair argument against Google stealing their money? Jason Hiner

| 10/14/09

RE: Cranky Geeks examine Windows 7, AT&T network, and whether Google steals bhertzing@... | 10/15/09

RE: Cranky Geeks examine Windows 7, AT&T network, and whether Google steals oracle_11g@... | 10/16/09

I understand where you're coming from Jason Hiner

| 10/18/09

No way is it stealing. slougheed@... | 11/27/09

Rupert can't have it both ways JamesRL | 11/27/09

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