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January 6, 2009 6:34 PM PST

Video: Dear Apple: More press releases, please

by Don Reisinger
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Another boring Apple press event is in the can. Can we please get rid of those, Apple?

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by RobinQueens January 6, 2009 8:08 PM PST
Don,
ff they started issuing press releases instead of overblown dog and pony shows, what would the self important, holier than thou Mac pundits do with themselves? perish the thought ! Not to mention macdroids . Lets face it, even the macdroid pundits may end up conceding that CES is more relevant, And as far as I am concerned, most of these types of shows have run their course. It makes little fiscal sense to do them. I hated going to them when it was part of my job as e-commerce coordinator,other than when I could escape the boredom and visit the city it was held in,,if it WAS a cool city,
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