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Wednesday, September 10, 2003

Top Stories

Apple Customer Resells iTunes Song
by Evan Hansen, CNET News.com
A customer of Apple Computer's iTunes Music Store said he has successfully resold a he song purchased through the service, ending a weeklong exercise he hoped would highlight the legal and technical nuances of emerging digital music services.

News

Apple To Attend Government Video Technology Expo
by MacMinute

Apple To Showcase Products At Stuff LIVE 2003
by MacNN

Flash Player 7 Released
by Macworld UK
Macromedia has released the final version of Flash Player 7, and a selection of demos of its recently-upgraded MX 2004 products.

Apple Targets Euro Media Show
by Macworld UK
Apple's growing focus on the digital-production market will be the central theme of a company presentation at Europe's biggest broadcast and media event, IBC.

Profiles In Success: University Of Washington: A Video Journey Of Nations
by Apple
When Scott Macklin left to shoot his documentary video, he had $12 and one credit card in his pocket. In his backpack were a few essentials: a digital camcorder, a Super 8 camera, and his PowerBook G4. During a ferry crossing, the credit card was lost. Eight-foot ocean swells also threatened to capsize the support boat in which Macklin was visiting Native American tribes and their villages. But thanks to Final Cut Pro, he was able to capture a ceremonial journey that few non-Native Americans will ever see. He even came home with his $12.

Schaumburg Schools Buying Thousands Of Laptops For Kids
by Chris Fusco, Chicago Sun-Times
By fall 2004, each fourth- through sixth-grader in northwest suburban School District 54 will get an Apple iBook to use both in school and at home — about 5,200 computers total. The idea isn't to have the machines replace textbooks, pens and paper, but to use them as research and writing tools that will lead to students performing better on reading and writing exams.

Microsoft Opens Up Video Standard
by Reuters
In an effort to spread the use of its technology, Microsoft Corp. said on Monday it will open the specifications for its video compression technology, which would allow other companies to make products based on its technology.

Opinion

A Mac-Style Spercomputer
by Charles Haddad, BusinessWeek
Virginia Tech is tying 1,100 G5s together to achieve top-dollar performance for a relative bargain, a ringing endorsement for Apple's latest machine.

Review

Macromedia Contribute 2
by MacMerc.com

Zoo Tycoon
by Applelinks.com

Top Ten Tips For Mac Conference Goers
by Derrick Story, O'Reilly Network
The following ten tips will help you get the most out of this (or just about any) Mac conference. So right after you book your flight on Southwest or JetBlue, refer to this list for your final preparations.

Sidetrack

Wednesday, September 10, 2003
by Heng-Cheong Leong

AN APPLE A DAY : Macinblog presents your daily tips, hints and frustrations.

JUNK E-MAIL DU JOUR : Keep the rest of your hair for $39.96... otherwise you'll come and rip them out? Thanks. I need a haircut anyway...

Wintel

Windows Flaws Allow PC Takeover
by Michael Kanellos, CNET News.com
Microsoft identified three vulnerabilities in Windows on Wednesday that could have a similar effect to that of the dreaded MSBlast worm of August.

Microsoft Must Search For E-Mails For Burst
by Bloomberg

Microsoft Updates Works
by David Becker, CNET News.com
Microsoft on Tuesday launched a new version of Works Suite, its budget software package for consumers.

New Microsoft Storage OS Gets Backers
by Ed Frauenheim, CNET News.com
Computer maker Hewlett-Packard and software company Veritas on Wednesday will announce products tailored for the new Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2003 operating system.

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