REMINDER/Get Fast, Accurate Keynote Analysis from the Mac Product Experts at Macworld.High-Tech Writers Macworld San Francisco 2003 REMINDER...for Jan. 7 (Tuesday) --(BUSINESS WIRE) We're expecting exciting new product announcements from Apple Computer during Steve Jobs Steve Jobs - Stephen Jobs' Macworld Expo keynote, to be held Tuesday morning, January 7, 2003. For insider commentary and analysis on these products, get in touch with one of the senior editors of Macworld magazine. These seasoned industry journalists will be available for on-the-spot quotes following the keynote and all through the week of Macworld Conference & Expo in San Francisco. Rick LePage: As editor in chief, Rick oversees the development and management of content across Macworld magazine, Macworld.com, and MacCentral.com. Since 1984, Rick has been writing about the Macintosh market and is sought-after for his insightful commentary about all things Mac. Last year, he was named one of the top ten media influencers among consumer/computer magazines by Technology Marketing magazine. Jason Snell is the editor of Macworld and manages the editorial teams for both print and online. A former editor of MacUser magazine, Jason has been a member of the magazine's staff since 1997. His expertise covers everything from Web development to Apple's new operating system, Mac OS X. Jennifer Berger: Having been raised on the Mac, it was Jennifer Berger's destiny to become senior reviews editor for Macworld magazine. Prior to being appointed to this position, she served as How-To editor for Macworld and also at InfoWorld as reviews editor. Jim Galbraith is Test Manager for the Macworld Lab where he oversees the benchmarking of systems and peripheral hardware as well as covers the storage and display beats for Macworld magazine. Jim's previous experience includes stints at the Mac User Lab; as well as with the Macintosh clone A Power Macintosh from a company other than Apple. In late 1994, Apple began to license its operating system and hardware technologies to third parties. The first models appeared in the spring of 1995 from Radius, Power Computing and DayStar Digital. In late 1996, Apple halted its licensing, and the clone business was to become history. Apple paid Power Computing to acquire some of its personnel and end its agreements. vendor, UMAX Computer Corp. The keynote address will be held at Moscone Convention Center beginning at 9:00 a.m. To schedule an interview, please contact Sharon Cordesse at 415/608-3333. |
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