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Reality Check | Ephraim Schwartz
Ephraim Schwartz has been a thorn in the side of the high tech industry since the 80s when he was editor in chief of Laptop Magazine and Computer Buyer's Guide. Over the years his collection of angry emails from vendors such as Microsoft, Hewlett Packard and Apple, to name a few, have been a badge of honor, claims Schwartz.
As a news reporter for InfoWorld he is credited with breaking such technology stories as Bluetooth and the scandal over H-1B visas.
One memorable story stands out, Schwartz says, when he quoted the former chief of British Telecom calling free Wi-Fi "the parasitic" network.
"If anybody ever wanted to kill the messenger that was the time," said Schwartz.
Schwartz's new blog, Reality Check will continue to poke holes in hype and to call'em as he sees 'em.
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