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Apple checking out the competition at CES

Just because Apple isn't exhibiting products at CES doesn't mean it's not interested in the event. paidContent.org is reporting that the company does have a presence, with one of their bloggers running into Greg Joswiak (head of iOS product marketing at Apple) at the Sony booth.

Joz isn't the only Apple employee at the crowded show. Reuters noted a source who said that Apple has over 250 employees registered for the event. paidContent's Tom Krazit talked with Joswiak, who apparently is interested on how other companies present products at shows like CES. From the layout and design of show booths to the individual products that are highlighted by a company, he's keeping his eyes on the competitors. According to Krazit, Joswiak seemed underwhelmed with the Sony booth.

The most humorous part of the encounter was Krazit's observation that "His badge was strategically arranged as to cover over his name and company affiliation, however, a nod to Apple's penchant for keeping a low profile." Only a seasoned Apple-watcher would know that one of Apple's highest-placed executives was in the house.



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Matthew

"Hmmm.... who should we buy out next?"

January 11 2012 at 5:28 PM Report abuse +1 rate up rate down Reply
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dorjesyber

Or sue for trademark/patent/copy infriment. CES last year was a boat of "SEND IN THE CLONE(s)!"

January 11 2012 at 5:48 PM Report abuse +1 rate up rate down Reply
SockRolid

Also, "marketing" often means doing deals with other companies for joint promotions, content, accessories, etc. I'm sure Joz' duties at CES include looking for such deal opportunities.

January 11 2012 at 3:48 PM Report abuse +2 rate up rate down Reply
James

Seriously? Doesn't Apple do this every year? And Joz isn't recognizable? Really, the head of marketing the three most well known consumer electronics products of the last decade is an anonymous passerby to every tech journalist in the nation except Apple trackers? I've seen this "story" picked up by a half-dozen outlets today and still can't see why it matters.

January 11 2012 at 3:45 PM Report abuse +1 rate up rate down Reply
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Shannon Doherty

It doesn't. Firstly, anything Apple grabs pageviews. Secondly, anything Apple grabs pageviews.

January 12 2012 at 10:10 AM Report abuse +1 rate up rate down Reply
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