Disney buys Pixar
Loverock Davidson | 01/24/06
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I think that's Dreamworks (NT)
joethemacfan | 01/24/06
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Nope
tic swayback | 01/24/06
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Bigger clash than corporate cultures
tic swayback | 01/24/06
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Most likely both
mdemuth | 01/24/06
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I thought they switched to OSX and G5's back in 2003
tic swayback | 01/24/06
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I could be wrong
MacGeek2121 | 01/25/06
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iTunes isn't DRM controlled?
__howard__ | 01/24/06
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Why does the iTMS have DRM?
tic swayback | 01/24/06
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DRM is protecting Apple's Market Share
__howard__ | 01/24/06
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EVERYBODY is using DRM to protect their market share...
BitTwiddler | 01/25/06
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Chicken or egg
tic swayback | 01/25/06
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Wonderful Wonderful news for us Mac faithful
j.m.galvin | 01/24/06
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Ouch, satire of a satire
TWRX | 01/24/06
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4.5
tic swayback | 01/24/06
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My Apple rep has been informed of your loathful remarks
j.m.galvin | 01/24/06
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Better
tic swayback | 01/24/06
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Your Ibook just went up to $3300 and
j.m.galvin | 01/24/06
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I just CANT resist...
John Zern | 01/24/06
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Spank me!
tic swayback | 01/24/06
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5.0
s_gamgee | 01/26/06
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So nothings changing then, cool.
Suicida| | 01/24/06
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10! Hilarious!
NonZealot | 01/25/06
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Does this move Steve Jobs up the billionaires list quite a bit?
hipparchus2001 | 01/24/06
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Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.
cyber-shoplifter | 01/25/06
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brilliant
buddhistMonkey | 01/25/06
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correction
buddhistMonkey | 01/25/06
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Thanks....
cyber-shoplifter | 01/25/06
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Thanks, Cyber. (nt)
s_gamgee | 01/26/06
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Can you say Disney Mac?
nucrash | 01/25/06
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Couldn't help laughing...
s_gamgee | 01/26/06
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Pixar is (was) head and shoulders above Disney
__howard__ | 01/28/06
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iPod with Mouse Ears nt
TWRX | 01/25/06
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