The production of the PBS miniseries “Triumph of the Nerds” as documented by journalist and self professed gossip columnist Robert Cringely is a campy trek through the personal computer revolution.

The 3-hour narrative covered many of the notable characters responsible for the PC’s development such as the inventive geeks, aspiring college hackers, social radicals, corporate marketeers, and leading up to the inevitable war of wills to bring about global, political, and economic change.

The miniseries is as much about the personal computer revolution as it is about the one-upmanship ideology of bringing a better mouse trap to market. Piracy is deemed a good thing by the very players that use corporate legal methods to protect themselves from that very end. By means of reverse engineering, misapplications of patent rights, cleverly worded legal disclosure documents, so called `Virgin’ engineers and outright theft of intellectual property; it is a

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The production of the PBS miniseries “Triumph of the Nerds” as documented by journalist and self professed gossip columnist Robert Cringely is a campy trek through the personal computer revolution.

The 3-hour narrative covered many of the notable characters responsible for the PC’s development such as the inventive geeks, aspiring college hackers, social radicals, corporate marketeers, and leading up to the inevitable war of wills to bring about global, political, and economic change.

The miniseries is as much about the personal computer revolution as it is about the one-upmanship ideology of bringing a better mouse trap to market. Piracy is deemed a good thing by the very players that use corporate legal methods to protect themselves from that very end. By means of reverse engineering, misapplications of patent rights, cleverly worded legal disclosure documents, so called `Virgin’ engineers and outright theft of intellectual property; it is a

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The production of the PBS miniseries “Triumph of the Nerds” as documented by journalist and self professed gossip columnist Robert Cringely is a campy trek through the personal computer revolution.

The 3-hour narrative covered many of the notable characters responsible for the PC’s development such as the inventive geeks, aspiring college hackers, social radicals, corporate marketeers, and leading up to the inevitable war of wills to bring about global, political, and economic change.

The miniseries is as much about the personal computer revolution as it is about the one-upmanship ideology of bringing a better mouse trap to market. Piracy is deemed a good thing by the very players that use corporate legal methods to protect themselves from that very end. By means of reverse engineering, misapplications of patent rights, cleverly worded legal disclosure documents, so called `Virgin’ engineers and outright theft of intellectual property; it is a

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My iPhone

 

So it looks like Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) doesn’t have an exclusive deal for the iPhone in India: Airtel has also announced a tie-up with Apple to bring the iPhone to India

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My iPhone

 

So it looks like Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) doesn’t have an exclusive deal for the iPhone in India: Airtel has also announced a tie-up with Apple to bring the iPhone to India

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So it looks like Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) doesn’t have an exclusive deal for the iPhone in India: Airtel has also announced a tie-up with Apple to bring the iPhone to India