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FILTER RESULTS ►Techonomy: Why an Internet of Everything Event? "It's the World Waking Up"
By David Kirkpatrick What inefficiencies frustrate you in your day-to-day life? What could work better about your home and the things that surround you--your car,...
Benghazi Report Critical of Hillary Buried in Graf 17 of NY Times Story; Wash Post Runs Full Account
Wednesday's New York Times story by Cairo correspondent David Kirkpatrick about a car-bombing in Libya buried an important new development in the Benghazi scandal. A report from House Republicans accused then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of rejecting a call for additional security for U.S. Show More Summary
10 people, institutions and countries insulted by Jordan's King Abdullah in The Atlantic
The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg writes that he spent "months" with Jordan's "semi-absolute monarch," King Abdullah II, for the lengthy profile out Tuesday. It's worth reading in full. As The New York Times's David Kirkpatrick points out, though, Abdullah seems to have some tough words for just about everybody everywhere. Read full article >>
SuperSession at CES gets futuristic on connectivity
At 2013 International CES in Las Vegas, Ericsson President and CEO Hans Vestberg was on the SuperSession panel, discussing the way “The New Network Effect Changes Everything.” With Techonomy founder and CEO David Kirkpatrick moderating,...Show More Summary
Hugh Hewitt: "The Islamists have cut Islam to their own measurements, and it is not the Islam we know, a religion of mercy. Now we look like terrorists to the world."
This from David Kirkpatrick's latest New York Times' dispatch from Cairo (co-authored by Kareem Fahim.) Kirkpatrick's work has been extraordinary throughout the latest crisis, and this report is full of key details on...
Vox populi, vox Allah?
(Scott Johnson) David Kirkpatrick is the New York Times’s man in Cairo. In the second paragraph of his long news analysis on the “crisis” precipitated by the pending Constitution, Kirkpatrick goes deep with an unnamed source to reveal...Show More Summary
Days After NYT’s Kirkpatrick Calls Brotherhood ‘Moderate Political Force,’ He Reports on Morsi Prepping For Martial Law
This one comes straight from the "There are none so blind as those who refuse to see" Department. On Wednesday, in an interview with talk show host Hugh Hewitt (HT Daily Caller), New York Times Cairo Bureau Chief David D. Kilpatrick character...
Hugh Hewitt: The New York Times' David Kirkpatrick, from Cairo
David Kirkpatrick, the Cairo bureau chief for the New York Times, joins me from Egypt at the start of today's program. The transcript will be posted here.
Techonomy 2012: Kurzweil at Techonomy: Artificial Intelligence Is Empowering All of Humanity
In the opening session of Techonomy 2012 today, Techonomy founder David Kirkpatrick interviewed Ray Kurzweil, the futurist and transhumanist who has developed a cult following for his prediction of the merging of humans and computer...
The Real Story Behind the Benghazi Attacks
I didn't notice this when it was first published, but David Kirkpatrick wrote a must-read piece on the Benghazi attacks in the New York Times on Monday. I've been mildly critical of the Obama administration for sticking too long to the...Show More Summary
Islamic Militants Say They Struck In Libya In Retaliation For Video
David Kirkpatrick reports in the New York Times: Did the attack grow out of anger against an American-made video mocking the Prophet Muhammad, or was it waged by an affiliate of Al Qaeda out to mark the 11th anniversary of its attack...Show More Summary
Interviewing Egypt's Islamist President: Answers to Reader Questions
Following a lively discussion online about their interview with President Mohamed Morsi of Egypt, two New York Times reporters, Steven Erlanger and David D. Kirkpatrick respond to reader questions.
Al Qa'ida: Bin Laden's band or a mythological tradition?
Eric Schmitt and David Kirkpatrick provide more indications that "Al Qa'ida" in its various incarnations today is more a marketing label than anything meaningfully connected to the group led by Osama bin Laden that organized the 9/11...Show More Summary
Sinking lower
(Scott Johnson) The assault on the American embassy in Cairo and the murders in Benghazi have been served up by the media as some kind of protest against an obscure film by a mysterious filmmaker. See, for example, David Kirkpatrick’s...Show More Summary
Twitter/Square Founder Jack Dorsey: One Day, Da Mayor?
In the last session at today’s Techonomy Detroit conference at Wayne State University, Twitter and Square founder Jack Dorsey say down for a talk with David Kirkpatrick, along with Dan Gilbert, the chairman of Rock Ventures and Quicken Loans, and the majority owner of the NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers. The topic of the talk: “the city [...]
Patriot-News publisher: ‘I am almost positive we will have fewer employees’
Pennlive.com Patriot-News publisher John Kirkpatrick, Editor Cate Barron and Pennlive.com Editor David Farré took questions from readers about the Harrisburg, Pa., paper’s planned shift to print three days a week. It announced the changes Tuesday. In response to a… Read more
Rob Kirkpatrick: David Wax Museum Moves to More Mature Sound on New Album Knock Knock Get Up
An overused description is nevertheless apt here: Knock Knock Get Up is an album that will challenge fans.
ViDEO: What Happened the Facebook's IPO and Where Do We Go from Here?
Video from the Paley Center for Media where David Kirkpatrick, senior editor for Internet and technology at Fortune, and veteran venture capitalist Alan Patricof, dissect the Facebook IPO.
The Facebook Effect Author David Kirkpatrick Talks Facebook’s Ad Network Potential, Future Acquisition Targets
This afternoon at TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2012, our own Josh Constine sat down with David Kirkpatrick, author of "The Facebook Effect," to discuss what they thought about the future of the newly IPO'ed social network. Specifically, the...Show More Summary
David Kirkpatrick On What The ‘Facebook Effect’ Could Be Post-IPO [TCTV]
Mark Zuckerberg's remote ringing of the opening bell and Facebook's initial stock trades were a bit anti-climactic in person at the NASDAQ Marketsite in New York City, as we've written -- NASDAQ is a digital exchange after all, so there's...Show More Summary
