Topic: Jonathan Schwartz
Quotes
The fact that we are changing the license and making this a free and open-source technology platform really allows us to look at the current billion installed base and say how do we get to the next billion
Sun to offer Java on open-source basis Nov 13, 2006
We are surprised because previous research indicated that wives of men who worked every hour in the day complained about the quality of their relationship
Jockstrip: The world as we know it Aug 22, 2005
We are surprised because previous research indicated that wives of men who worked every hour in the day complained about the quality of their relationship
Workaholics champions between sheets Aug 21, 2005
The child is not in Florida, was not born, was not conceived in Florida, and the parents have never been in Florida to her knowledge, and would swear to that, and would testify to that
Judge puzzles over Raelian cloning case Jan 22, 2003
In our view of the world, each company manages information pertinent to their industry
On The Net Dec 20, 2001
Jonathan Schwartz (born in New York City in 1938) is an American radio personality, known for his devotion to traditional pop music.
Schwartz (the son of songwriter Arthur Schwartz) worked at New York's WNEW-FM from 1967 to 1976, followed by stints at WNEW-AM, WQEW, and (currently) WNYC. Schwartz also served as programming director for XM's now-defunct High Standards channel, and continues to host a daily show (also called "High Standards") on Siriusly Sinatra.
Schwartz is best known for his two four-hour-long weekend broadcasts, dubbed the Saturday Show and the Sunday Show, which offer an eclectic mix of music along with conversation and interviews simulcast on WNYC and the Siriusly Sinatra channel on Sirius XM Radio. (Due to contractual obligations his Sunday broadcasts are not available on WNYC's web audio stream.)
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