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Philip W. Schiller - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Schiller is a member of Apple’s Executive Team and is responsible for the company’s Product Marketing, Developer Relations, Education and Business marketing programs. His most dramatic demo was in 1999, demonstrating wireless networking on the original iBook by jumping from the rafters of the Javits Center. Schiller graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Boston College in 1982. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Phil_Schiller   (216 words)

Trollaxor > Phil Schiller: Under Review   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) For the last time, Phil Schiller had embarrassed Steve and his pantheon of ex-NeXT, Inc. executives at a board meeting in a series of "rotten Apple" (Steve's phrase for Apple's 1985-1996 era) antics that had caused stock to drop more than three dollars at the close of that day. Phil clawed at his knees, unable to believe the mass of unchecked ego in front of him. Phil bit his upper lip with his lower teeth and looked at the ground, tapping his fingers on the arm of his chair. trollaxor.com /text/phil_schiller_under_review.html   (770 words)

Apple on the move Schiller: Our strategy has been to build on open standards -- and sometimes, where they don't exist, help to create those open standards -- and on top of that to innovate and differentiate faster than we have in a long, long time. As Phil said, our philosophy is [to] use an open standard and find a way to add value to that. Schiller: We don't want to say, "Here's the percent market share we want of the enterprise." We're not being that head on [in] attacking that market. www.infoworld.com /articles/hn/xml/02/10/18/021018hnapple.html   (3470 words)

Think Secret - Apple Expo Paris: Live Phil Schiller keynote coverage Schiller takes a jab at Microsoft, which recently announced that Longhorn's features will be cut so that the OS ships on schedule in 2006. Schiller tells the crowd that HP has launched a significant promotion with MTV for its iPod, and that more and more iPod-specific peripherals are coming from third-party manufacturers, including Altec Lansing, JBL, Harmon Kardon, and Bose. Schiller tells the crowd after taking the stage that there is no more beautiful place than Paris and that he's very happy to be there. www.thinksecret.com /news/applexpo04keynote.html   (1286 words)

Schiller-mania.com Schiller not only reprised his role as one of 3 remote video chatters, he also demoed the brand new Pages with wit and charm. Nope, clearly it was master-marketer Phil Schiller who was leading the charge from behind the scenes. What's more, Phil's awesome descriptions of the great new products at MacWorld are usually only the beginning of a tidal wave of Schiller appearances as he makes his rounds of the tech media. www.schiller-mania.com   (449 words)

Apple's Phil Schiller, analysts discuss the iMac G5 September 01, 2004 (MacCentral) Phil Schiller, Apple Computer Inc.'s senior vice president of hardware product marketing, officially kicked off Apple Expo Paris this week by introducing the iMac G5 during his keynote address (see story). Schiller points out that many of Apple's recently announced products hit the market without delays, but the really memorable products are the ones they introduce before availability. When Apple made two divisions in the company in May, one for the iPod and one for the Macintosh, many people felt that the Mac was taking a second seat to the success of the iPod. www.computerworld.com /printthis/2004/0,4814,95632,00.html   (840 words)

Phil Schiller Takes a Drive - O'Reilly Mac DevCenter Blog There was plenty of speculation as to why Phil Schiller, Apple VP of Worldwide Product Marketing, would consider making the two-hour drive north from Cupertino to the Double Tree Hotel in Rohnert Park, CA. Phil remarked, “Rumors have it that I’m here because someone who knows me from high school has some dirt on me. Well, that just isn’t true,” he said with a smile. Their comments and reactions to Phil’s presentation reminded me that the Mac attracts a true melting pot of computer users who are hungry for knowledge at all skill levels, and who aren’t afraid to ask questions. www.oreillynet.com /mac/blog/2001/11/phil_schiller_takes_a_drive.html   (421 words)

IGM: Schiller Talks Office X, Jaguar Pricing   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) On the 'Switch' campaign, Schiller says Apple has received "thousands" of letters from Windows switchers which say "you finally convinced us." Schiller also argues the naysayers about the Switch campaign have no hard data upon which to base their negative conclusions, whereas Apple has much evidence suggesting Switch's positive impact. Schiller also noted that Apple's Retail Stores supplied anecdotal evidence suggesting Windows users were visiting the stores because of the campaign. The hottest topic Schiller addresses is the recent Microsoft-Apple spat over Office v.X sales and Apple's marketing of OS X. Schiller simply restates the objectives: 20% OS X in installed base by the end of the year. www.insanely-great.com /news.php?id=703   (1073 words)

Special Report: Phil Schiller At NCMUG   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) Schiller, Apple Computer's highest-level executive officer in marketing, talk about Puma, Apple's nickname for Mac OS 10.1. Schiller described his visit as an opportunity to get out into the 'real world'. Schiller followed Bereskin with more Apple news on iPod, the 5GB hard drive that can hold about 1000 of your favorite songs, or other data. www.mugcenter.com /specialreports/ncmugschiller/schiller.html   (641 words)

creativepro.com - Schiller: Print, Design Pros Should Embrace Jaguar Instead, Schiller spent the majority of his hour-long speech talking up the merits of the OS X 10.2 update known as Jaguar. Schiller mentioned that Rendezvous is receiving support from printer makers including Epson, Hewlett-Packard, Lexmark, Xerox and Canon. Schiller described the decision as the next logical step in migrating the Mac platform over to OS X. Apple hopes to have 20 percent of its active installed base -- roughly 5 million users -- running OS X by the end of 2003; right now, that figure is around 3 million users, Schiller said Tuesday. www.creativepro.com /story/news/17627.html?origin=story   (813 words)

Apple previews QuickTime 5 | Tech News on ZDNet Schiller said many of the changes were influenced by user response to QuickTime 4, which was widely criticized for breaking with Apple's own Human Interface Guidelines. Just after Schiller reiterated that the version of QuickTime 5 he was using was "not fully baked," a demo of the new software's capabilities failed. Schiller also said that QuickTime 5 will be able to incorporate new and custom codecs "on the fly" (without quitting and relaunching) through a revised version of QuickTime's Auto Update feature. news.zdnet.com /2100-9595_22-524563.html   (748 words)

IGM: Schiller Takes a Pot-Shot at WMP 9's Lack of "Open Standards" Schiller included some important announcement: along with epanded third-party support for Rendezvous hours earlier by his boss, Jobs, Schiller stated that Apple's GIMP-print package would be open sourced, along with CUPS 1.1, with a direct download from Apple's site. Schiller also echoed the recent comments of some Apple executives who have recently criticized Microsoft for its adoption of an "anti-standards" approach with its Windows Media Player 9. Schiller argued that QuickTime 6's media architecture was designed around open standards. www.insanely-great.com /news.php?id=925   (833 words)

Does Phil Schiller make you ill? - MacNN Forums I don't know about others here, but I always get this creepy / ill feeling whenever I see Phil Schiller on expo stages and quicktime videos mouthing off about how wonderful something is. It's something about his presence, his lack of smiling, or.... Phil always comes across as the dork who's being allowed to hang out with the cool kids. Phil lets have a drink after the keynote... forums.macnn.com /showthread.php?t=70859   (416 words)

Will iTunes make Apple shine? | CNET News.com Schiller said the music store is close to profitability but is still losing money. Schiller said there are plenty of other distinguishing features of the Mac and that it's important for Apple's music business that the company offer the same iTunes software for Windows customers as it has on the Mac. Schiller said he expected that even the number of iTunes songs it sells will rise, but he said it is unclear how many more songs it will be able to sell through the Windows version. news.com.com /2100-1041_3-5092559.html   (1006 words)

Macworld: News: Phil Schiller, analysts discuss the iMac G5 Phil Schiller, analysts discuss the iMac G5 By Jim Dalrymple jdalrymple@maccentral.com Analysts are unanimous in their support for the new consumer machine and the strategic ties Apple has drawn between the iMac and the iPod in marketing the computer. When Apple made two divisions in the company this past May, one for the iPod and one for the Macintosh, many people felt that the Mac was taking a second seat to the success of the iPod. www.macworld.com /news/2004/09/01/imacg5/index.php?lsrc=mcrss-0904   (1104 words)

Crazy Apple Rumors Site » Blog Archive » Whither Schiller? Jobs added that Schiller and Johnson are on good relations and even spent time together at the Haas School imparting some of their vast marketing knowledge to students. As Schiller and Johnson’s responsibilities clearly overlap and Johnson will report directly to Jobs, Jobs did admit that Schiller will be taking on an exciting new position in the company with added responsibility, but would not provide details. Just what this means is anybody’s guess, but the implication that Phil Schiller is somehow implicated in an evil plot by HP that involves flooding Apple with it’s female executives is the only sane conclusion that can be drawn at this time. www.crazyapplerumors.com /?p=84   (2005 words)

streamingmedia.com : business - technology - content In a keynote speech at Streaming Media West, Phil Schiller, vice president of worldwide product marketing for Apple, laid out the future of the format in no uncertain terms. During his keynote, Schiller said that we shouldn’t worry if new codecs come along that are better than the standards. Schiller, however, suggested that pure market share is not a valid measure of success. www.streamingmedia.com /r/printerfriendly.asp?id=7578   (503 words)

creativepro.com - Adobe, Microsoft, Quark Execs to Speak at Seybold Phil Schiller would deliver a special keynote address at the upcoming Seybold Seminars Apple is not the only company sending an executive to Seybold as a speaker. Joining Schiller this year are Martin Brauns, president and CEO Interwoven and Roger Fidler, Kent State University speaking Sept. 24 8:30-10:00 am; Fred Ebrahimi, president and CEO, Quark Inc. Sept. www.creativepro.com /story/news/14080.html   (196 words)

Phil Schiller to keynote Apple Expo Paris | MacMinute News Phil Schiller to keynote Apple Expo Paris Philip W. Schiller, Apple's Senior Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing, will present the keynote address at Apple Expo Paris later this month. The Apple Expo 2004 Keynote presentation will be held at the Palais des Congrès in Paris, on Tuesday, August 31 at 10:00 a.m. www.macminute.com /2004/08/16/schiller   (158 words)

Spotlighting News - Apple Admits iPod Nano Screen Flaws After the public discussions, Apple's senior VP, Phil Schiller admitted there are screen problems with the new iPod Nano. However, they only admitted that one manufacturing batch, affecting "less than one-tenth of one per cent" of the units shipped have problems with the screen - according to Phil Schiller. If customers are concerned about scratching we suggest they use one of the many iPod Nano cases to protect their iPod," added Schiller. www.spotlightingnews.com /article.php?news=464   (315 words)

Macworld: News: Apple responds to iPod nano screen concerns Apple’s Senior Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing Phil Schiller said there are two completely separate issues going on here. Schiller said that if customers find they have this problem, all they have to do is contact AppleCare and their iPod will be replaced. Apple said that the screens on the iPod nano are made with the same material that is found in the company’s fourth-generation iPod, which, to date, is complaint free. www.macworld.com /news/2005/09/27/nanoscreen/index.php   (614 words)

Schillermania.com News   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) With Steve out for cancer surgery, Phil steps up and knocks one out of the park. WIth the introduction of the iMac G5 and record profits, maybe Phil was always the one. The unthinkable happens, Phil shaves off his trademark mullet. www.schiller-mania.com /news.html   (192 words)

Unsanity.org: Phil Schiller I had a dream the other day that I was showing Phil Schiller the new Silk 1.5 and he was so impressed he offered me a job on the Finder team. All I could say was, "Thanks, but I'm not ready for that kind of step in my life right now." Odd dream. If you don't know who Phil Schiller is, be very happy after my last comment. www.unsanity.org /archives/000058.php   (298 words)

BusinessWeek Publishes Q&A With Phil Schiller || The Mac Observer   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) They preface Schiller's comments with some of their own commentary on the expo. Among this year's attractions: the new iMac with a 17-inch, flat-panel monitor and new software that lets PC users sync Apple's way cool iPod with Windows machines. Schiller's comments on many of the topics that people are buzzing about is very interesting indeed. www.macobserver.com /article/2002/07/24.8.shtml   (710 words)

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MUG News - Phil Schiller To Speak At North Coast MUG || The Mac Observer   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) Headlining this week's news is an upcoming meeting of the North Coast MUG that will feature none other than Phil Schiller, Apple's vice president of Worldwide Marketing. The North Coast Macintosh User Group will host a very special guest at their November 20 meeting: Phil Schiller, Apple Vice President of Worldwide Marketing will be speaking on MacOS X, the iPod, and more. If you are in the region, be sure to attend this special MUG appearance by a member of Apple's senior management team. www.macobserver.com /article/2001/11/12.10.shtml   (717 words)

Apple's Phil Schiller, analysts discuss the iMac G5   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) Apple's Phil Schiller, analysts discuss the iMac G5 Jim Dalrymple Today’s Top Stories September 01, 2004 (MacCentral) -- Phil Schiller, Apple Computer Inc.'s senior vice president of hardware product marketing, officially kicked off Apple Expo Paris this week by introducing the iMac G5 during his keynote address (see story). Forrester Analyst Phil Murphy to Present a Live Webcast on June 27 at 2:00pm EDT computerworld.com /softwaretopics/os/macos/story/0,10801,95632,00.html   (1210 words)

BW Online | July 24, 2002 | "Switch" Hits from Apple's Sales Supremo It's one thing to wow the true believers at Macworld and another to boost sales in the broader market, especially during a tech downturn. That's the unenviable job of Phil Schiller, Apple's senior-vice president for worldwide marketing and Steve Jobs's sales chief. On July 18, Schiller talked to BusinessWeek Online Technology Editor Alex Salkever about some of Apple's innovations, it's long-simmering feud with Microsoft, and its campaign to convert Windows users. www.businessweek.com /technology/content/jul2002/tc20020724_4222.htm   (1195 words)

BW Online | May 7, 2003 | A Talk with iTunes' Conductor Apple's Phil Schiller explains how the hot new digital music service will help curtail piracy -- and sell lots more Macs and iPods In the service's first week, Apple (AAPL) sold over 1 million songs at 99 cents a pop, setting a new record for download sales and forever changing the landscape of the digital-music business. I recently spoke with Schiller about the thinking that led Apple to make its bold move. businessweek.com /technology/content/may2003/tc2003057_3524_tc056.htm   (1059 words)

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