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Story: 2005: Apple's 1984?

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Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 19 January 2005, 4:09 PM)

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Does anyone actually care about the rumours? I find them quite interesting myself, along with all the other rumour sites.

So what if he got the info out first, it's the product that matters. Despite seeing the rumour about the sub-$500 mac before MacWorld SF, I've still ordered one. I personally think that Apple have a lot to thank rumour sites for. The amount of hype they build up is great for Apple.

And for those of you who think that the rumours ruined MWSF - if you're stupid enough to pay the ridiculous prices for attendance, however did you manage to switch on a computer in the first place.

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Story: 2005: Apple's 1984?

  1. Your spin doesn't alter the facts - an NDA is an N... flintwall
  2. flintwall wrote, "An NDA is an NDA..." This i... ST
  3. Re:flintwall wrote, "An NDA is an NDA...... Anonymous
  4. Apple being a bully...bull-roar! Anonymous
  5. I guess if its in the name of good PR its OK to co... Anonymous
  6. The 19 year old kid has been making up stories sin... Anonymous
  7. A FUD-ridden, Geocities-level RANT. That's all thi... MacDuff
  8. The kind of journalism I've come to expect out of... Anonymous
  9. Oh, puh-leez. Apple's not "bullying" poor teenager... Anonymous
  10. Apple, I believe was correct in doing what they di... Nate
  11. 2005: Apple's 1984? Here is what the headline shou... Zato
  12. People, where are you getting your informatio... Anonymous
  13. This article is pure bull-oney. NDA, and the prote... Anonymous
  14. On his site, he solicits and reports company trade... Anonymous
  15. From the "teenager with a strong journalistic stre... Anonymous
  16. What business does this kid have posting anyt... Anonymous
  17. How can a publicly owned corporation have an "atti... Anonymous
  18. This arrogant insignificant pissy web site can alw... Anonymous
  19. This Harvard "penniless" pantsy is no journal... Xklbrr
  20. "This arrogant insignificant pissy web s... Zato
  21. Bottom line, I did not like what Think Secret was... Phil K.
  22. Thieves are also not cool. That is the point of A... James Katt
  23. If he can afford Harvard, he can afford a lawyer!!... James Katt
  24. Does anyone actually care about the rumours?... Anonymous
  25. Why is Apple a bully when others are in the clear... Anonymous
  26. While I agree that Apple should just get over it a... Anonymous
  27. I think you are missing the whole point of the law... George Whitaker
  28. OK, so you, ZDNerds and other advocates of th... Norm Jiles
  29. This "penniless" kid is from Cazenovia\,... Ed Knittel
  30. Nonsense! Utter nonsense. The freedom is speech do... Anonymous
  31. While the NDA is between Apple and the leaking emp... Anonymous
  32. "Beware of Geeks bearing gifts." Okey. Let's make... Anonymous
  33. Stealing trade secrets or knowingly publishing the... Phillip Carruthers
  34. ZD-Microsoft strike again. This site is now on my... Anonymous
  35. On one level Apple is right. Someone broke an NDA... Steve J
  36. Mac fans are such idi*ts When does it become obvio... Anonymous
  37. So if you run a bakery, and your baked goods are a... jackee bleu
  38. More Communism. AL GORE, the Environmental Communi... Anonymous

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