Steve Jobs Calls Google's 'Don't Be Evil' Motto "Bullshit": MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer February 1, 2010

Steve Jobs Calls Google's 'Don't Be Evil' Motto "Bullshit": MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer February 1, 2010
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After unveiling the iPad, Steve Jobs went on to bash both Google and Adobe.
The Apple CEO called Google's "Don't Be Evil" motto "bullshit," while noting that Adobe has been "lazy". Jobs also reiterated that Adobe's Flash software will have no place on Apple products, as they are moving to more HTML5 based offerings.

Google announced that its applications will stop supporting Internet Explorer 6 shortly. In lieu of recent cyber attacks, beginning in March, Google Docs and Google Sites will not load on a host of older browsers. The move finds the web services giant urging users to update to the latest versions of browsers in order to secure their computers and networks.

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Shelly Palmer is a consultant and the host of MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer a daily show featuring news you can use about technology, media & entertainment. He is Managing Director of Advanced Media Ventures Group LLC and the author of Television Disrupted: The Transition from Network to Networked TV. Shelly is also President of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. You can join the MediaBytes mailing list here. Shelly can be reached at shelly@palmer.net For information about Get Digital Classes, visit www.shellypalmer.com/seminars

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