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11/19/2003, 12:35pm, EST

Wednesday, November 19th

Mac news: Jobs takes another honor, MacExpo 2003

Mac news roundup: Apple CEO Steve Jobs is among the 2003 Scientific American 50 List of winners, taking the top spot in the Communication category for starting "an online music service that serves as a model for the rest of the record industry; Sun co-founder Bill Joy talks about innovation in the PC industry, citing his new dual-2GHz Power Mac G5 and Mac OS X as examples; MacExpo 2003 opens at Islington's Business Design Centre in London on Thursday, November 20.


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Go man go!
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Time for Steve to get another mantle.
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