No Straw Men

In July 2005, as White House Internet Director, I worked with our Web team and Apple to create a “room” in iTunes to house all White House podcasts, starting with President Bush’s weekly radio address in English and Spanish.

By posting the address on YouTube–even without comments or ratings allowed–Obama is allowing us to see something that we couldn't see before when presidential addresses were just on radio: who cares to listen and who cares to link.

The Google office sports a world-renowned cafe, ping-pong tables and rubber ball pits. And with the second largest footprint in Manhattan, Googlers can get around the massive building by scooter.

At Exxon, the engineers rule. From its very early days, the company has focused relentlessly on one thing: finding more ways to squeeze every penny out of each barrel of oil.

Fifteen years after India began its transition from a state-run to a free-market economy, a new culture of money—making it, and even more, spending it—is afoot.

This now extends the company’s mobile presence from their existing platforms, which include Sidekick, iPhone, and Android