He now lives in California and is chief executive of technology start-up Crowdpac.
Larry Page, the co-founder and chief executive of technology giant Google, has been named the most powerful person in the media in the Guardian's annual power list, the MediaGuardian 100.
The chief executive of technology investment firm Redleaf Group in Pittsburgh, US, said: "He had an outstanding reputation...a man of uncommon intelligence, integrity, high moral calibre, a good family man".
The executive, Jean-Francois Mulé, worked at CableLabs as an executive of technology development, where he developed software that measured the quality of video transferred over cable Wi-Fi networks, according to his LinkedIn business profile.
If BAE did appoint a defence outsider such as Woodburn it would be following in the footsteps of rival Rolls-Royce, which hired Warren East, previously chief executive of technology group Arm, to be its new chief executive.
And since digital delivery incurs negligible additional costs beyond the print version, publishers are greeting this new technology with an attitude of "why not?" "There's an awful lot we don't know about how readers will respond in the long term," said Bruce Journey, the chief executive of Technology Review.
Attributor, based in the San Francisco area, was founded last year by Jim Brock and Jim Pitkow, veteran executives of technology companies.
For more than two decades, Mr. Weissman, a former television and stage director, has coached the executives of technology companies on the theater of the initial public offering.
Did Manyika know of a caterer who specializes in African-diaspora food, whom Hoffman could use at one of the monthly dinners he gives for a group of chief executives of technology companies?
