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Google To Axe 10% More Of Motorola’s Staff
Ever since Google acquired Motorola Mobility, it’s been making cuts, and it’s still having to lay people off. The Wall Street Journal reports that Google is getting rid of a further 10 per cent of Motorola’s staff.
Google Australia Needs A New Managing Director, But What Does It Take To Do It?
For the last few years, Google’s Australian office has been under the watchful eye of Nick Leeder — an ex-newspaper man and former CEO of News Digital media. Today it has been revealed that Leeder is off to take up a new role within Google France, meaning Google Australia needs a new head. So what does it take to run Google Australia?
The ABC Wants A Game Designer For A ‘Major New Initiative’ This Year
Mention “Ultimo” and “video games” together and your first thoughts go immediately to Team Bondi, the now-defunct developer behind 2011′s LA Noire. But that’s the past. In the present, we’re associating them with the ABC and the game designer role it’s looking to fill. The ABC? Making games? Interesting indeed.
Ashton Kutcher Hospitalised After Following Steve Jobs’s Fruit Diet
Ashton Kutcher, method actor, truly goes the distance to capture the essence of a character. In the case of portraying Steve Jobs for the upcoming indie flick jOBS, Kutcher put himself on a diet of strictly fruits, nuts and seeds, mimicking Jobs’s ‘fruitarian’ lifestyle.
Steve Wozniak On What’s Wrong With Kutcher’s Steve Jobs Movie
The first scene from iJOBS—the biopic on Steve Jobs starring Ashton Kutcher—may be pretty decent, but it never happened. Not even close, according to Steve Wozniak, who says they “never had such interaction and roles.”
jOBS Movie Review: A Satisfying Experience
jOBS is the true-yet-probably-somewhat-exaggerated story of a young Steve Jobs, the now legendary co-founder and CEO of Apple Computer. The film was directed by Joshua Michael Stern (Swing Vote, 2008) and written by a very young screenwriter by the name of Matt Whiteley. I was very intrigued for a number of reasons… the first being that there already had been an indie film back in 1999, Pirates of Silicon Valley, starring Noah Wyle (who uncannily looks just like Steve Jobs).
