At New Media Expo in Las Vegas, Guy Kawasaki talks about his new book, APE, his NMX keynote, and the return on investment of social media.
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The MacVoices Briefing is the new show from MacVoices Group producer and host Chuck Joiner. In the first episode, Chuck introduces the new show, why it came to be, and what viewers and subscribers can expect to see. Then, as a sample, Chuck demonstrates PDF to Keynote, a small utility that solves the problem of moving multi-page PDFs into, you guessed it, Apple’s Keynote.
Ted Landau and host Chuck Joiner discuss the end of the world (that didn’t happen) before launching into an examination of how Apple technology has changed their lives, and how the march toward mobile devices, going paperless and other digital transitions is picking up pace. If your’e an Apple tech user, the answer to the question of “I want to do something” is usually “yes.” Ted and Chuck cover some examples, and end the year with a tale of technical troubleshooting that any of us could face, but that only Ted could solve.
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Jim Dalrymple is all ready for the holidays, and starts out his most recent visit to MacNotables with a discussion of what he’s giving and giving in the way of tech, then turns to Apple’s successes over the past year, and the rise of Tim Cook as Apple CEO. In the spirit of the holidays, Jim thinks we should appreciate developers and their effort a little more, and explains why. Microsoft gets a lump of coal for their handling of Windows 8 and the Surface, a discussion of OS adoption rates, expectations set, met and missed, and Jim’s take on the Instagram fiasco all figure into another wide-ranging discussion with the man who says “Yep.”
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There’s a new Mac news web site out there, and it is the creation of Dennis Sellers. The Apple Daily Report is taking a different approach to serving the Mac community. Dennis talks about their very different ad model that delivers local Apple Specialist information rather than just the same old ads that you see (and sometimes overlook) elsewhere. Dennis brings a wealth of experience to the new site, and talks about the content, how the Apple universe has changed during his career (hint: Apple won), and offers an opportunity and a resource to Apple User Groups.
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