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Brad Sams 
News Editor
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Brad was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Accounting and now works full time as an Auditor. He is a business person at heart and is always reading the Wall Street Journal; his homepage is set to bloomberg.com.
Brad has written many SWOT reports and enjoys reading about the latest technology in the consumer and business worlds. He believes that we live in a fast moving world and if you don't adapt you won't survive. Brad will bring to Neowin a business perspective to editorials and an analytical review of business moves in the technology industry.
I enjoy reading through 10Q and 10K's for bullshit.
Cincinnati, OH, USA
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EU embraces "Internet Freedom"
The EU took a big step forward last night and approved a measure to ensure "internet freedom" would remain and that individuals would not have their internet cutoff unjustly.The Internet freedom provision, which was part of a massive telecommunications package, was approved late last night after France determined that its... Read on »
Microsoft cuts 800 more jobs
Microsoft has confirmed that it will be cutting 800 jobs effective today. The jobs will be cut across many different product groups and about a quarter of them will come from the Seattle area. The final 800 cuts complete the announcement in January that the company would terminate 5000 employees... Read on »
Adobe calls out Apple for lack of iPhone Flash support
Adobe has taken the gloves off on the fight to get Flash onto the iPhone. iPhone users who travel to sites that require Flash will get a direct message from Adobe saying that it is not their fault they cant view Flash content. The image (posted below) directly calls out... Read on »
Google OneBox music service now live
Google has released its rumored music service and it's not quite what everyone was expecting. Most were expecting, or wanting, a service similar to what Google offers in China. In China, Google offers free music because piracy has nearly killed all legitimate music sales. Google has rolled its music service... Read on »
iTunes update kills Pre syncing
Apple has updated its iTunes platform making the current version 9.0.2. While it does add some new support for the newly released Apple TV 3.0 software, the biggest news is that this update breaks the ability for the Palm Pre to sync with iTunes.The cat and mouse game has been... Read on »
FCC wants to expand mobile broadband services
The FCC is currently looking at ways to open up more airwaves so that mobile providers will be able to increase the availability of wireless broadband services. The reasoning for this is because the FCC Chairman, Julius Genachowski , has warned that the US does not have enough spectrum set... Read on »
Apple: "Windows 7 is still Windows, complex and expensive"
Apple has come out swinging, or at least Brian Croll, Vice President of Apple's Mac OS X worldwide product marketing has when it comes to the new offerings from Microsoft.Croll states that "Windows users are really tired of all the headaches that they've been getting over the years, starting all... Read on »