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December 09, 2005

Foremski on Tech Policy

Former Financial Times Silicon Valley journalist Tom Formeski and winner of the "Best Bay Area Blog" says today:

"...more tech companies in Silicon Valley are waking up to the fact that you have to be involved in Washington politics otherwise life gets very difficult very quickly."

Formeski also notes that Motorola CEO Ed Zander has taken over as chairman of the Technology CEO Council and plugs 463.  (Thanks, Tom)

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