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Steve Jobs and Apple pulling out of MacWorld

 
Macworld, the tradeshow that celebrates all things Apple and that became a cultural event for so-called Macolytes, will no longer have its featured showman or company at the party. GMSV: Like Christmas with no Santa More Apple news (link)

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