Article looks at Apple's "corporate lunacy"
updated 05:10 pm EDT, Mon May 9, 2005
Apple \"lunacy\"
"You've really got to hand it to Apple," writes Graeme Philipson for the Sydney Morning Herald, "it's a good thing its products are so good, or the company would have disappeared long ago, such is its ." Philipson points to Apple's latest act of "corporate lunacy" is to pull all books published by Wiley from sale in its Apple Stores. Wiley, one of the world's leading scientific publishing houses, is being "punished for the sin of releasing a unauthorised biography of Apple boss Steve Jobs." Another "giant mistake" Apple made, this time in the '90s, was scrapping its Mac OS port for Intel, code-named "Star Trek," Philipson says. "And a dozen years ago, Apple also walked away, at the 11th hour, from discussions with IBM about merging. It would have created a PC powerhouse, and the deal was all but done."






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