Apple 3.0
Philip Elmer-DeWittIf you enjoyed this podcast and would like to hear more, the best thing you can do is subscribe to Apple 3.0. Try it for $10 a month or sign up for $100 a year. Subscribers get my investor news three days before it goes public and a free pass to one of the most civilized Apple discussion boards on the internet.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | TechnologyNewsTech News | ||||
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Just listened to Daniel episode. Great but way too short in my opinion.
Apple Podcasts4PaulNeuteboom
Netherlands6 years ago - Kudos to Markoff
A very informative interview with old colleague John Markoff (from our SF Examiner days). Congratulations to you and John for a very civilized discussion. Markoff's regular apprearances in the NYT will be missed but glad to hear he'll still be doing cameos.
Apple Podcasts5Scribbling Fred
United States7 years ago - Congratulations!
I've highly enjoyed PED's articles for roughly 8 years now. With him taking the leap into independent journalism (March 2016 I think), I'm glad to see Philip incorporating an additional platform to entertain his cult followers--myself included. It will be interesting to see how this medium develops.
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