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Brier Dudley
Brier Dudley offers a critical look at technology and business issues affecting the Northwest. Send tips or comments to bdudley@seattletimes.com. His column runs Monday, and his commentary appears all week in his blog.
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Kai Huang is founder of the "Guitar Hero" video game. He talked about the future of the franchise on a recent visit to Seattle. Read story
Brier Dudley | 'Guitar Hero' founder excited about future
Video-games sales are down 13 percent through October, and analysts are suggesting music-rhythm games have run their course, but "Guitar Hero" founder Kai Huang is looking on the bright side.
Monday, November 16
Brier Dudley | Online freebies won't be as free
Monday, November 9
Brier Dudley | New handbook for Google, Droid users
Monday, November 2
Brier Dudley | Touting tech tools of the future
Thursday, October 29
Brier Dudley | With new Kirkland digs, Google joins 'one of the best high-tech places'
Monday, October 26
Brier Dudley | Little-known HTC ready to bring its brand into the limelight
Monday, October 19
Brier Dudley | Windows 7 polished to shine
Monday, October 12
Brier Dudley | How Microsoft plans to hook users on Windows 7
Thursday, October 8
Brier Dudley | Sony's new X series flashiest Windows 7 laptop
Tuesday, October 6
Brier Dudley | Lamborghini's new UW lab is its portal to the future
Monday, October 5
Brier Dudley | Kirkland TV-device startup is a family affair
Thursday, October 1
Brier Dudley | Lamborghini becomes big wheel on campus
Thursday, September 24
Brier Dudley | TV audience may be only winners in Digeo sale
Monday, September 21
Brier Dudley | 'Halo' wouldn't be the same without evocative music of Marty O'Donnell
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