Apple
I'm glad to see this. Seems like some people in Redmond think that with Steve out of action, now is the time to strike. I'm eager to see the commercials - not just for their creativeness - but to see if their timing is right. Apple is in
Apple
We're entering a new era in marketing where marketers must relate to real-time information on their product's popularity and awareness. This story tells a great deal about how marketers who want to leverage Apple's own systems need to be aware of the nuances
Apple
We're entering a new era in marketing where marketers must relate to real-time information on their product's popularity and awareness. This story tells a great deal about how marketers who want to leverage Apple's own systems need to be aware of the nuances
Apple
Been traveling a lot (just returned from India!) and haven't been able to check out the Internets. Found this story about me and how Dimdim is much like Apple and thought I'd pass it along. BTW, we are out to change the world for the better.
Apple
Been traveling a lot (just returned from India!) and haven't been able to check out the Internets. Found this story about me and how Dimdim is much like Apple and thought I'd pass it along. BTW, we are out to change the world for the better.
Apple
Okay, so people are having a field day with Steve's no-show for this Macworld, the last for Apple. Does it mean Steve is transitioning out of the company (yes, he has been for 16 months now) or that Apple has no new products to introduce (they do,
Apple
Okay, so people are having a field day with Steve's no-show for this Macworld, the last for Apple. Does it mean Steve is transitioning out of the company (yes, he has been for 16 months now) or that Apple has no new products to introduce (they do,
Apple Marketing
Old news by now, but an interesting point not apparently picked up much in the blogosphere. While Dell's Bob Pearson points out that Apple's claim of being the "greenest family of laptops" rings hollow, his first point hits home:
"#1 - Be Part of
Apple Marketing
Old news by now, but an interesting point not apparently picked up much in the blogosphere. While Dell's Bob Pearson points out that Apple's claim of being the "greenest family of laptops" rings hollow, his first point hits home:
"#1 - Be Part of
Apple
For years Apple fans have lamented that the Mac commercials never really showed how much easier, faster or more fun a Mac can be. Yet somehow Apple's advertisements have always struck a chord and are listed time and again as some of the best in the world. "
Apple
For years Apple fans have lamented that the Mac commercials never really showed how much easier, faster or more fun a Mac can be. Yet somehow Apple's advertisements have always struck a chord and are listed time and again as some of the best in the world. "
Apple
Take a minute to read this story. Then come back here. I'll wait.
OK. So I have a question. If you are an Apple user and fan, are you willing to "look the other way?" Have you dealt with uncharacteristic problems with Apple products but are
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