Podcast - Apple Weekly Report: Leopard Sales, NBC's Take on Music Pricing, Mac Security, and Ted Landau in the Context Machine
by , 1:05 AM EST, November 5th, 2007
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Mac OS X 10.5 sales are off to a good start, the MacBook was quietly upgraded, NBC is sure Apple is behind a music pricing crisis, and a new trojan horse for Mac OS X appeared. This week, TMO columnist and renowned author Ted Landau joins Jeff and Bryan for some Leopard talk in the Context Machine.
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- Apple Sells 2M Copies of Leopard in First Weekend
- Apple MacBook Quietly Upgraded with Intel Santa Rosa Chipset
- NBC CEO: Apple Destroyed the Music Business
- OSX.RSPlug.A: New Mac Trojan Horse
- Wi-LAN Charges Apple, 21 Others with Wi-Fi Patent Infringement
- Fastest Vista Laptop? It's a Mac
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- Apple Chief Counsel Receives $24.9M in Stock Grant
- Hotel Milano: TMO special Macworld Expo price
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Observer Comments
Sat Nov 10, 2007 10:37 am Subject: music sickness
Am I the only one that thinks the music business has been sick for a long time, like since it started?
It seems like all we heard about in the 80's was those revelations of how the record companies had for years rip off the artists and manipulated the system, since the beginning of the industry. All so they could ride in limos and wield their power over the talent that made the money for them. It seems like the independent industry that kicked up in the 90's was the beginning of the market correction and with the advent of the internet and technology, the listeners completed this market correction. Now those limo riding, champagne drinking, power hording execs are reluctant to let it all go and they blame Apple for it. I for one am glad to be paying for less executive limos. And I'm sorry to see that Hollywood is the same way.
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