Tim Bradshaw
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Tim's biography on Twitter reads: Consumer tech reporter @FinancialTimes. Transplant from London to SF. Email me at tim.bradshaw@ft.com
(Views = mine, not FT's; retweets ≠ endorsements etc)
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See how Tim compares to other Twitter users at Financial Times and those who work in newspapers.
Google Glass is "a Newton. It’s the germ of something better that will come…" says @jeffjarvis http://t.co/m3raJTzqua
— Tim Bradshaw (@tim) 15 Jul
Tweets are Tim's personal views and not those of Financial Times Group or other employers.
Latest articles by Tim Bradshaw
Facebook makeover aims to shake up media
Zuckerberg, the social network's founder and chief executive, said the overhaul would offer new tools for sharing music, video and news on the site
Zuckerberg, the social network's founder and chief executive, said the overhaul would offer new tools for sharing music, video and news on the site
Government withdraws ‘Big Society’ ad scheme
The advertising industry has welcomed the recommendations of a government review into the way it handles state advertising and marketing, after the Cabinet Office pulled back from plans to ask agencies and media owners to work for free on public-service campaigns.
The advertising industry has welcomed the recommendations of a government review into the way it handles state advertising and marketing, after the Cabinet Office pulled back from plans to ask agencies and media owners to work for free on public-service campaigns.
Google woos publishers with One Pass
Google has launched a new online payments system for publishers, with more generous revenue sharing than rival Apple’ s recently-launched alternative .
Google has launched a new online payments system for publishers, with more generous revenue sharing than rival Apple’ s recently-launched alternative .
Twitter protest over ‘joke’ clampdown
The British Twitter community has staged a Spartacus-style fightback against legal attempts to clamp down on the social network.
The British Twitter community has staged a Spartacus-style fightback against legal attempts to clamp down on the social network.