Howard Stringer

The Entire D6 Interview With Sony's Sir Howard Stringer (4 of 4) (at AllThingsD)

yahoo.com     7 hrs ago          

Posted at 12:04 AM PT on September 5, 2008 We’re posting all the interviews from the sixth D: All Things Digital conference that took place in late May. Unfortunately, due to issues too complicated to go into, we have to...                    

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Sony recalls nearly 500,000 PCs worldwide

guardian.co.uk     yesterday   115 related          

Shares in Sony plunged today after the firm was forced to recall tens of thousands of Vaio laptop computers amid reports that some models have caught fire and injured their owners.Shares in the electronics giant fell more...                    

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Samsung loves Blu-ray today but says only “5 years” left

itwire.com.au     yesterday   8 related          

A top Samsung UK executive has demolished Blu-ray’s chances of being relevant for more than about 5 years, if that, in an interview with UK tech site Pocket-link. How “blu” must Sony be feeling with Samsung right now?!...                    

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Miyamoto, other tech folk make Vanity Fair’s New Establishment list

crunchgear.com     Sep 3, 2008   1 related          

Photo from Wired Vanity Fair, the fanciest trashy magazine there is, has publishedwhat is calls “The New Establishment,” a list of 100 of the top movers and shakers across all industries. It’s essentially a “who’s hot...                    

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Bizarre Vanity Fair 100 Adds Anna Wintour, Vladimir Putin [Publicity Stunts]

gawker.com     Sep 3, 2008   1 related          

Graydon Carter and his team at Vanity Fair wisely, and not inappropriately, added Matt Drudge to their "New Establishment" list of important people readers should shamelessly imitate and pander to. More importantly, he...                    

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livemint.com: Dazzling display: Visitors watch a 29 August video presentation by Sony at the IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin. Sony showed off its new products, including the ZX1, the thinnest LCD TV in the world. Fabrizio Bensch / Reuters livemint.com

Once in crisis, Sony is back in the game

iht.com     Sep 2, 2008   5 related          

When Howard Stringer became chief executive of Sony three years ago, the Japanese company was in crisis. By January 2006, Sony had so few new products to brag about that Stringer had to call the actor Tom Hanks on stage...                    

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Inflation throttles demand in Japan

gulfnews.com     Sep 2, 2008   1 related          

Ryoji Chubachi may have a better grasp of economic risk than the honchos running Japan's central bank and finance ministry. Speaking in Singapore last week, the Sony president voiced concern that Japan, the US and Europe...                    

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Electronics makers expect slower sales

iht.com     Sep 1, 2008   4 related          

Consumer electronics makers attending a trade show in Berlin said they were bracing themselves for slower sales growth, but were counting on consumers to turn to home entertainment amid tougher economic times and tighter...                    

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Steve Ballmer, Steve Ballmer's fists to deliver CES keynote

engadget.com     Aug 30, 2008   4 related          

Filed under: CES Are you ready to really let loose at this year's CES? If you said yes, then you'll be stoked as hell to know that our main man Steve Ballmer will be taking over Bill Gates' famous keynotes. You read that...                    

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digitalspy.co.uk: Sony: 'PS3 will never make us a profit' digitalspy.co.uk

Sony: 'PS3 will never make us a profit'

digitalspy.co.uk     Aug 29, 2008   1 related          

By David Gibbon, Gaming Reporter Sony's CEO Howard Stringer has said the PlayStation 3 console is unlikely to ever make a profit due to the $3.3 billion the system has lost. Last year, Sony launched a diagram revealing the...                    

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