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Frank X. Shaw, Microsoft’s longtime communications chief, is departing at year-end after nearly three decades. In an exit interview, he reflected on working with Gates, Ballmer, and Nadella, admitted mistakes like the Kin phone launch, and shared lessons on dealing with reporters. Shaw also discussed the evolution of communications in the AI era and his plans for time off before his next move.
STOCKHOLM — Ericsson has reported robust third-quarter results for 2026, with organic sales climbing by an impressive 7%, largely fueled by its Networks division. The Swedish telecommunications giant also announced a
Frank X. Shaw, Microsoft's long-serving chief communications officer, will exit at year-end after nearly three decades shaping the company's message through pivotal periods. Shaw, 64, is not retiring but plans a break before his next move, leaving behind a legacy of adapting communications for a digital age and embracing AI tools. Microsoft is now searching for his successor.
The rise of AI-generated internal communications is overwhelming employees, making authentic human recognition more critical than ever. Organizations are finding that integrating important updates into recognition platforms fosters trust and belonging, turning communication fatigue into genuine engagement.
Verdict NASA's Deep Space Network (DSN), the indispensable backbone of its deep space communications, managed to perform "well" during the recent Artemis II mission after a concerning near-failure during Artemis I.
A recently laid-off Meta employee has been detained by US immigration agents in El Paso, Texas, according to internal company communications. The incident highlights the critical vulnerability of visa-holding tech workers during mass layoffs and has sparked urgent concern among current Meta staff.
Verdict NASA's Optical Laser Communications system, successfully demonstrated during the Artemis II mission, is a game-changer for space data transmission. While still in its experimental phase and facing challenges
Understanding recent regulatory changes can feel overwhelming, especially when it concerns essential home technology like your internet router. The U.S. government, through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC),
