Note that this could be the Cringely from PBS, or the person currently using that pseudonym at InfoWorld, where PBS' Cringely ? neé Mark Stephens ? originally acquired the name.

Cringley is the host of the PBS miniseries Electric Money. He is the author of the best-selling Accidental Empires: How the Boys of Silicon Valley Make Their Millions, as well as ...

http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20051110.html. 2) Concerning Google?s Walmart style strategy (I REALLY like this one) to disarm Mircosoft:

I, Cringely? on PBS blogs. With CES over and the San Francisco Macworld Expo set to begin on Monday, we pundits are turning our attention to Apple, the big technology business ...

Cringely on Apple, Adobe: I'm linking this here because the PBS pundit has high readership, and so it will likely be a topic in various discussions for awhile: "Steve wants Windows ...

PBS BLOGS ***** I, CRINGELY: Iron Man: Steve Jobs is even tougher than you think. Robert Cringely casts the lead role for the Steve Jobs ...

By Aaron Barnhart, TV critic for the Kansas City Star. ... Robert Cringely, the PBS technowonk, doesn't think that Google wants to get into the PC business (as has been rumored).

Wednesday 02 Apr 2008. Waves of technological innovation take approximately 30 years - one human generation - to be completely absorbed by our culture.

Robert X. Cringely, the pseudonymous tech guru who writes a column for PBS, gives us the benefit of his decades of wisdom on the whole Microsoft and Yahoo front in a post entitled ...

21st Log: 'Nerds 2.0.1': PBS's all-too-brief history of the Internet ... A Brief History of the Internet" is host Bob Cringely's obsession with the word "billion.