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While not fortunate enough to be among those at the Moscone Center on Tuesday to hear Steve Jobs deliver his keynote speech at Macworld 2008, I did tune in via a number of blogs working overtime to give a play-by-play. And as I watched Jobs give yet another masterful presentation, I was again struck by the sheer number and intensity of Apple fans. Hardly any other companies in the ...

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And there was great rejoicing. We're just a few hours away now....SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "There’s Something in the Air", url: "http://www.socialmediaworx.com/2008/theres-something-in-the-air/" });

Okay, fine, I'll jump on the bandwagon and post this photo along with the rest of the Mac-geeks online. And why not? It's these moments that makes me proud to be a Mac-lover. Via Epicenter.SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Macs Own the Classroom", url: "http://www.socialmediaworx.com/2007/macs-own-the-classroom/" });

Even with the rollout of a freshly redesigned line of drop-dead gorgeous iMacs, and despite the ridiculous amounts of buzz generated for the iPhone - deservedly so - Apple still remembered to do the most basic thing: ask their customers for their iPhone stories. It doesn't take a million-dollar agency budget to create a simple online form to connect with your customers and get the real story.SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Apple ...