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The Papermaster Chase: IBM exec was not Apple's first pick
The Papermaster Chase: IBM exec was not Apple's first pick
Court documents reveal that Mark Papermaster was not Apple's first pick to replace iPod VP Tony Fadell, and that his experience with POWER was not critical to Apple's decision to offer him a job. Read More...
Revenge Of The Papermaster: Apple Exec Countersues IBM -
Revenge Of The Papermaster: Apple Exec Countersues IBM -
informationweek.com — Mark Papermaster, the microchip expert that a court last week ordered to stop working at Apple while... it hears a breach-of-contract suit brought against him by former employer IBM, has filed a lawsuit of his own against Big Blue. In court documents ... (more) Revenge Of The Papermaster: Apple Exec Countersues IBM -
Papermaster denies breaking NCA in joining Apple
Papermaster denies breaking NCA in joining Apple
macnn.com — Mark's Papermaster's new role at Apple in no way represents a threat to IBM, according to new... filings. Papermaster is to replace Tony Fadell at the head of Apple's iPod group, but has been accused of violating a non-compete agreement signed when he ... (more) Papermaster denies breaking NCA in joining Apple
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Mark Papermaster Was Not the Proverbial “First Choice”: This Surprises People?
TheAppleBlog — ... Sometimes I’m surprised at the what the Apple blogging community considers newsworthy. Maybe “slow news days” really do exist, because it’s otherwise hard to understand why anything  ...

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