Disclaimer: Overall, I have been quite pleased with the very positive response to the press release. However, several misquotes, that have not been corrected even after my explicit requests, are still out there.
1. One specific misquote is that I called the industry "clueless". What I have said is: (a) the industry announced that transition from serial to parallel programming is imminent and parallel programming will be critical for getting the best performance out of future processors; (b) as a result, software vendors are now effectively incapacitated: it does not make sense for them to invest in developing new major software, since while they know that change in programming languages is soon to happen, the industry is not telling them how exactly the new programming language(s) will look. I was only quoting some anonymous colleagues who pointed out to me that this appearance of cluelessness by the industry puts software developers at an impasse; the main point I made was rather constructive: this appearance of cluelessness got to be address immediately, since unless it is resolved soon, this impasse can be quite harmful to the information technology sector of the economy.
2. In another case, rather balanced statements I have made were taken to an extreme. My specific requests to quote me accurately were ignored.