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    Is the Press Biased Against Apple?

    November 29th, 2006

    It’s easy to be lazy in the news business, and hard to be fair. Consider how tech writers treated Apple over the years; well, most of them at any rate. Apple was “beleaguered,”  only had a tiny percentage of the PC market, and couldn’t possibly survive. When the name Microsoft came up, you were told […]


    Welcome to the World of Fake Mac Viruses

    November 7th, 2006

    The security companies are encouraged. Windows users are hoping someone else will feel the pain, but in the end it seems the latest Mac virus threat is just another non-starter. Just the other day, Symantec delivered the news of still another one of those “proof of concept” viruses that seem to make headlines, but never […]


    Newsletter #354 Preview: The Mac is Not a Toaster Oven

    September 11th, 2006

    They sometimes say that the best salesperson believes their own pitch, so maybe it is true that when Steve Jobs first touted the Mac as a computing appliance, he believed it too. Alas, the first time a Mac crashed, the famed “reality distortion field” was breeched. Everything went downhill from there. For me, the most […]


    What if Macs Suddenly Became Popular?

    January 8th, 2005

    When it comes to the little corner of the world we occupy, we live in strange times. You and I have become accustomed to the fact that Macs are considered niche products, ignored by most PC buyers, but incredibly popular when it comes to getting a lot of great press. But there’s a strong feeling […]