by Open Source News
September 2, 2011 09:22 PM
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I've been working on a story all week on the mess at HP caused by the all-at-once and probably premature announcement they're dropping WebOS, smartphones and consumer PCs. One trouble, I keep having to go back and rewrite stuff, because the story is still very, very fluid and new aspects keep popping up almost daily. On Monday, Bloomberg Businessweek announced that HP's chief communications officer, Bill Wohl, will be moving to a "special assignment." Chief Marketing Officer Marty Homlish will be picking up the slack with the corporate communications team and Lynn Anderson will take care of PR's day-to-day operations, at least for the time being. According to the Bloomberg, both Wohl and Homlish have a history with CEO Leo Apotheker that predates his tenure at HP:
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