Welcome to Pogue's Pages!
Here you'll find every conceivable shred of information about my columns and books, along with just enough pictures, words, and links to satisfy the next person who asks me, "Do you have a Web site?"
Catch me on CNBC
Tune in to "The Call" on CNBC, every Thursday at about 11:30 am. There you'll see me every week, with my usual goofy take on tech. (The same segment will also become my regular Times video later that day.) Click here to watch "The Call" online.
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This week's New York Times column
Oct. 2, 2008
So Mrs. Hollywood comes home one day to find her husband bound and gagged, with a hole shot through his foot. “Honey!” she screams, racing to help him. “Who did this to you?”
Mr. Hollywood looks up and says, “I did.”
Granted, that joke isn’t ha-ha funny. All right, it’s not funny at all... more
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This week's email column
Oct. 2, 2008
Last week, I wrote an entry on my blog that began like this: "One of these days, I'm going to write a book called, 'The Basics.' It's going to be a compendium of the essential tech bits that you just assume everyone knows--but you're wrong.
(I'll never forget watching a book editor at a publishing house painstakingly drag across a word in a word processor... more
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Special columns
December 6, 2007
You may have your holiday traditions: caroling, stockings, candles, whatever. But here at The New York Times Institute of Gadgetology, we have a tradition of our own. Every December since 2001, we’ve asked: “How much digital camera can you get for $300?”... more
June 5, 2007
Receptiveness to new technologies often seems related to age. For example, more 13-year-olds than 63-year-olds understand phrases like “Waz ^?” and “N2MH.” (In case you’re over 13, those expressions are cellphonese for... more
May 3, 2007
I don't know how the other Times columnists keep up with all their reader e-mail, but I'll tell you how I handle mine: with great difficulty. I try to answer pretty much all of it... more
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