Podcast appearances and mentions of Edward C Baig

USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig sits in with Jefferson Graham for a preview of CES 2020

Edward C. Baig from USA TODAY joins Jefferson Graham to discuss how tech has changed over the last 10 years, on Talking Tech.

Edward C. Baig from USA TODAY joins Jefferson Graham to explain why, if you want to watch Disney+ or Apple TV+ during the holidays, you'll probably need a streaming stick.

Jefferson Graham is joined by Edward C. Baig of USA TODAY to discuss tips on shopping for TVs on Black Friday.

Edward C. Baig joins Jefferson Graham to fill in listeners on Google's new Motion Sensor feature for the Pixel 4 phones.

Jefferson Graham and Edward C. Baig compare notes on Samsung's latest phone, the Note 10 Plus, with improved battery and camera on Talking Tech.

As USA TODAY's Eli Blumenthal prepares to move on to a new career at CNET, Jefferson Graham and Edward C. Baig look back on seven years with Eli, on #TalkingTech.

USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig and Eli Blumenthal join Jefferson Graham to weigh in on Samsung's new foldable, and pricey smartphone.

Chief Marketing Officer at Open Road Integrated Media Interview starts at 9:51 and ends at 38:35 “I do think we're unusual in that we consistently continue to market these books day in and day out for many years. I think that's the benefit we bring to our partners in the Open Road Ignition program, that we are taking those eBooks that they don't have time or resources to market in an ongoing way and doing it on their behalf.” News “Amazon, to Win in Booming Rural India, Reinvents Itself” by Eric Bellman at The Wall Street Journal - December 31, 2018 Russ Grandinetti interviewed for Amazon's Day One Blog - November 14, 2017 “Hiring for Amazon's Alexa team massively outpaces that of Apple's Siri” by James Mattone at Thinknum - January 3, 2019 “Alexa, what's a screen pass? Amazon speaker can teach football to casual NFL fans” by Edward C. Baig at USA Today - January 3, 2019 Tech Tip Alexa voice commands for Hulu Interview with Mary McAveney Open Road Integrated Media “New Life for Old Classics, as Their Copyrights Run Out” by Alexandra Alter at The New York Times - December 29, 2018 Cane: A Library of America eBook Classic by Jean Toomer ($9.99 on Kindle) Content “The 50 Best TV Shows on Amazon Prime Right Now” at Paste - January 3, 2019 Comments 2019 Goodreads challenge The Autobiography of Mark Twain: Deluxe Modern Classic Echo Spot - $130 at Amazon.com Next Week's Guest Dave Addey, author of Typeset in the Future: Typography and Design in Science Fiction Movies Music for my podcast is from an original Thelonius Monk composition named "Well, You Needn't." This version is "Ra-Monk" by Eval Manigat on the "Variations in Time: A Jazz Perspective" CD by Public Transit Recording" CD. Please Join the Kindle Chronicles group at Goodreads! Right-click here and then click "Save Link As..." to download the audio to your computer, phone, or MP3 player.

USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig, filling in for Jefferson Graham on Talking Tech, weighs in on Apple's new ECG feature for the Apple Watch.

Jefferson Graham chats with USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig about Amazon's new Alexa enabled microwave on #TalkingTech.

USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig joins Jefferson Graham to weigh in on Apple's new iPhone XR, the lowest priced of its new premium phones, at $750.

It's not just Alexa for Amazon, which started making its own products with the Kindle e-reader. Now, there's a new edition, and USA TODAT's Edward C. Baig joins Jefferson Graham to dive into Kindleland.

Along with new phones, a tablet and a new speaker, Google just unveiled an ambitious plan to scare away telemarketers. Jefferson Graham is joined by USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig and Eli Blumenthal to explore how it might work.

USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig joins Jefferson Graham to weigh in on the 4th edition of the Apple Watch, on Talking Tech.

Facebook, Apple, Microsoft and other companies are working to better serve folks with disabilities via technology. USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig joins Jefferson Graham to chat about it on Talking Tech.

Samsung's new Galaxy S4 tablet will cost upwards of $800 with accessories, and looks to compete with the no. 1 tablet, the Apple iPad. USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig and Eli Blumenthal join Jefferson Graham to discuss Samsung's marketing challenge on TalkingTech.

Jefferson Graham runs down the week's top tech stories with USA TODAY's Laura Mandaro and Edward C. Baig on Talking Tech.

USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig joins Jefferson Graham to weigh in on Apple's new tools to curb our tech addiction in iOS12, the fall mobile operating system update.

USA TODAY's Eli Blumenthal and Edward C. Baig guest host for Jefferson Graham, and weigh in on the proposed T-Mobile/Sprint wireless merger and what it will mean for you, on Talking Tech.

USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig joins Jefferson Graham to weigh in on the Google Home Max, the biggest and most expensive ($399) smart speaker to date, on #TalkingTech.

The ocean ate my camera and the dishwasher ruined the laptop. Tales of being a tech reviewer, with USA TODAY's Jefferson Graham and Edward C. Baig on #TalkingTech.

Google's bluetooth earbud answer to Apple's AirPods are cute, compact and $159.00. How do they stack up to Apple's product? Not well, reports USA TODAY's Jefferson Graham and Edward C. Baig, who explain why on #TalkingTech.

Jefferson Graham checks in with USA TODAY's Edward C. Baig, who tells about the steps he's taken to fool Apple's new FaceID security system on the iPhone X on #TalkingTech.

On today's episode: Apple's plans for Safari on mobile to block third-party tracking software, the rise of wearables such as the Apple Watch, and uncertainty about iPhone X's facial recognition software.  The Wall Street Journal's Alexandra Bruell and Jack Marshall report that ad trade groups are protesting the change to the mobile version of Safari. Phillip suggests that the truth to the browser change is less altruistic than it seems. The International Data Corporation's study shows wearable technology is steadily increasing which begs the question: are the Safari changes necessary when people give their data freely to wearables? Finally, USA Today's Jefferson Graham and Edward C. Baig have an excellent write up on the wins, the woes, and the worries about iPhone X's facial recognition software. How secure is it? What does this mean for the future of your personal information? The Cast weighs in.  Today's cast: Phillip Brooks (Commexis Lead Strategist) and Matthew McGrorty (Commexis Videographer/Podcaster).

The new iPhone X is the most expensive iPhone ever--many people wonder if it's so great, they really need to fork over 1K for it. USA TODAY's Jefferson Graham doesn't think so--but colleague Edward C. Baig does. They debate the issue, on #TalkingTech.