Apple Offers New Promos To Education Customers
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Apple Store for Education offers eMac,
iBook 20-packs
Apple Store for Education offers eMac,
iBook 20-packs
12/11/2003 02:21 PMThe Apple Store for Education is currently offering institutions a
20-pack of eMacs for US$949 each or a 20-pack of iBooks for $849 per
unit until Dec...
Apple promos set to end next week
Apple promos set to end next week
09/17/2004 10:37 AMSeveral Apple sales promotions are scheduled to end next week on
Saturday, September 25...
Other News: Apple Promos
Other News: Apple Promos
07/12/2004 11:01 AMApple uses two more coupon promotions to help market products.
Apple should be hitting general public
hard with Tiger promos
Apple should be hitting general public
hard with Tiger promos
03/24/2005 08:32 PMSometimes it’s hard to understand Apple Computer’s marketing strategy
in regards to the lack of promotion for its upcoming products.
Take Mac OS X Tiger for example. The latest reports in a number of
Apple enthusiast sites claim Tiger will be released to manufacturing
before the end of the month. And from what we’ve heard so far, this is
supposed to be the best thing Apple has done since the 1984 launch of
the Macintosh. Not yet for sale, Tiger sits in the top 10 on Amazon’s
top electronics sellers list.
Last evening while watching “Survivor” on TV (and without even
realizing I was thinking about Apple Computer) I suddenly had the
desire to see a teaser commercial for Tiger. Can you imagine how hard
any other company in the world would be working on promotions if they
had a product half as good as Tiger coming out in a few weeks? Look
how Sony built the hype and suspense surrounding its new PlayStation
Portable in North America.
Apple seems to continually ignore great opportunities for marketing,
instead relying on the “free advertising” provided by the Mac media,
the odd news story picked up by the mainstream media and the big
surprise product launches by the company’s head showman Steve Jobs.
While these shows may have been fun for the five percent of the world
population that use Macs, the routine is getting a little stale even
for them after 20 years. And now thanks to the incredible success of
the one product Apple has spent advertising dollars on, the iPod, the
mainstream public is primed like never before to hear the hype from
Apple about its computers.
The two new marketing heavyweights joining Apple recently – Julia
Miller, formerly Microsoft’s worldwide marketing and sales executive
for Xbox Live, and Allison Johnson, former senior vice president of
marketing for HP, will hopefully breathe some fresh air into Apple’s
marketing department and bring it into the 21st century.
Apple Case Study: SPE Promos Keep
Viewership Up: It's All In The Tease,
Really. To Titillate. To Intrigue. To
Hint At.
Apple Case Study: SPE Promos Keep
Viewership Up: It's All In The Tease,
Really. To Titillate. To Intrigue. To
Hint At.
06/09/2004 07:27 AM"With Apple, we've found a smarter, simpler way to work better. Now
our creative people can focus on what they are really good at -- being
creative."
By Apple (via MyAppleMenu)
FileMaker offers free Education Starter
Kit
FileMaker offers free Education Starter
Kit
08/17/2004 09:22 AMFileMaker today announced the availability of the FileMaker Education
Starter Kit, a free bundle of five pre-designed, ready-to-use database
solutions for educators and administrators...
NAMM: Propellerhead offers ReCycle 2.1,
Education Pkg.
NAMM: Propellerhead offers ReCycle 2.1,
Education Pkg.
01/16/2004 10:58 AMAt this week's
NAMM 2004 show in
Anaheim, Calif., Swedish music software maker
Propellerhead Software offered
up a new version of their software ReCycle, announced a new package
aimed at students and educators, and also announced that their REX2
file format is open to third-party developers.
College of San Mateo Offers New "Robot
Challenge" Community Education Course
College of San Mateo Offers New "Robot
Challenge" Community Education Course
05/31/2004 02:13 PMClass Teaches Students of All Ages and Skill Levels to Build and Fight
Their Own 12-Pound Combat Robot [PRWEB Jan 16, 2004]
A.G. Telecomm offers help for
Norvergence customers.
A.G. Telecomm offers help for
Norvergence customers.
07/14/2004 03:35 AMA.G. Telecomm offer reduced installation rates and short installation
times for customer of Norvergence [PRWEB Jul 14, 2004]
Apple Education Turnaround?
Apple Education Turnaround?
11/05/2003 12:46 AM
Businessweek has a detailed article which covers Apple's steps and
mis-steps in the educational market over the past few years.
While Apple's most ...
Apple in Education: Part V
Apple in Education: Part V
12/19/2004 02:51 PMMost people think of music when they hear the word “iPod”, but the
diminutive music player has other attributes that are making it an
invaluable tool for the classroom.
“The iPod is a portable tool for diction and sound recording, taking
and reading notes, storing files and photos and listening to audio
books and newspapers,” Apple says on its Education website. With
enough space to store four weeks of continuous music, or 40,000
minutes of audiobooks, or a months worth of newspaper articles, the
40GB iPod is a “pretty big backpack”, Apple says.
In fact, the iPod has proven itself so useful as a learning tool some
schools are making it mandatory for students to own one. At the
Brearley School, a private school for girls on the Upper East Side of
Manhattan, the iPod became a necessity on the school supply list this
year, according to a New York Times article. The iPod was incorporated
into foreign-language and classics courses and for about 300 girls in
grades 7 through 12 for homework and classroom assignments.
The NY Times reports that Apple says Brearley's mandatory-iPod program
is the first it has heard of at the secondary-school level. At the
post-secondary level, the iPod is also becoming a vital tool. This
fall Duke issued an iPod to each of its 1,650 incoming freshmen and
has tried to incorporate the device into several courses, including
music, language and engineering. Last year, Georgia College & State
University began lending the devices to students for use in several
humanities courses.
If the iPod’s multiple features already listed here weren’t enough to
convince parents and educators of its importance beyond a music
player, it can also keep track of schedules through its support of
vCalendar and iCalendar files, which can be exported by Microsoft
Entourage, Palm Desktop, and iCal.
And finally, the alarm clock feature should eliminate tardiness in any
student who owns one.
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Part II
Part III
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Company offers 'free' PCs to customers
who watch ads
Company offers 'free' PCs to customers
who watch ads
12/17/2003 11:53 AMCNN Dec 17 2003 10:54AM ET
JBoss offers customers legal protection
JBoss offers customers legal protection
11/17/2003 05:44 AMZDNet UK Nov 17 2003 4:53AM ET
Verizon Offers Stand-Alone DSL to Keep
Customers (Reuters)
Verizon Offers Stand-Alone DSL to Keep
Customers (Reuters)
05/26/2004 02:59 PMReuters - Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ.N)
has quietly offered high-speed Internet service to customers in
some parts of the country who were turning off their phone
service, the company said on Wednesday.
Microsoft Offers Fabulous Prizes for
Customers
Microsoft Offers Fabulous Prizes for
Customers
02/12/2004 10:09 AMMicrosoft Home and Entertainment Division today launched the
"Get-Set-Go" promotion for its customers. As part of this promotion,
Microsoft hardware products purchased during January 15th to June
30th, 2004 will come with a "Get-Set-Go" sticker that will have a
unique serial number. To avail the promotion benefits, customers are
required to register the unique serial number on the Get-Set-Go
website (http://www.microsoft.com/india/hed/getsetgo/) as well as
complete a slogan - "I love Microsoft Hardware because….'.
Apple to make a comeback in education?
Apple to make a comeback in education?
11/06/2003 08:52 AMIn writing for TechNewsWorld today, Alex Salkever says that Apple may
be on the verge of making a comeback in the eduction market...
Apple, PC-Only Policies, And Computers
In Education
Apple, PC-Only Policies, And Computers
In Education
04/09/2004 10:33 PMBy Jeff Adkins, Low End Mac (via MyAppleMenu)
Apple increasing UK education focus
Apple increasing UK education focus
05/14/2004 11:57 AMApple is increasing its focus on UK education, and has signed up
Research Machines to help sell its products to the sector, reports
Macworld UK...
Apple Education and Screen Readers
Apple Education and Screen Readers
11/12/2003 01:24 PM
Businessweek explores the strategic importance of Screen Reader
software for the Mac platform. Screen Reader software allow the
visually impaired to...
Apple UK obtains education sales deal
Apple UK obtains education sales deal
05/14/2004 06:19 AMApple UK has retained Research Machines, a 1,400 employee-strong UK
company specializing in servicing the education market, reports
Macworld UK...
Salkever: Apple staging a comeback in
education
Salkever: Apple staging a comeback in
education
11/05/2003 12:01 PMApple may be entering a comeback phase on the education front thanks
to "reviving strength" in laptops for students and in the college
market, according to a
BusinessWeek Online special report by
Technology Editor Alex Salkever.
Cortex, LLC Offers Customers a 2004
Summer Olympic GIVEAWAY
Cortex, LLC Offers Customers a 2004
Summer Olympic GIVEAWAY
07/12/2004 02:30 AMJuly 7th - August 31st, Cortex offers customer loyalty program
paralleling the 2004 Summer Olympics. [PRWEB Jul 12, 2004]
HostMySite.com offers an enhanced
service program for dedicated server
customers
HostMySite.com offers an enhanced
service program for dedicated server
customers
07/04/2004 02:24 AMHostMySite.com launches a service program that provides dedicated
server customers access to exclusive Dedicated Server Engineers (DSE)
to better meet client support needs. This new program was added to
enhance service by providing customers immediate access to high level
technologists at every contact. In addition to personalized 24x7x365
service currently provided to all customers, the DSE program increases
the support team’s familiarity with each dedicated server account,
resulting in improved customer service. [PRWEB Jul 4, 2004]
Low End Macs: Why Apple Needs A Headless
Model For Education And Home Users
Low End Macs: Why Apple Needs A Headless
Model For Education And Home Users
04/16/2004 09:09 PMBy Jeff Adkins, Low End Mac (via MyAppleMenu)
Affinity Internet Offers Customers
Unparalleled Web Success With Createit!
Site Builder
Affinity Internet Offers Customers
Unparalleled Web Success With Createit!
Site Builder
06/02/2004 06:24 PMTopHosts.com Jun 2 2004 10:44PM GMT
Aplus.Net Offers Free Online Survey
Building Tool to its Web Hosting
Customers
Aplus.Net Offers Free Online Survey
Building Tool to its Web Hosting
Customers
04/14/2004 03:55 PMTopHosts.com Apr 14 2004 7:41PM GMT
Apple Wins College Customers
Apple Wins College Customers
03/21/2003 05:55 AMApple is continuing to make inroads into the UK education market.
(Macworld UK via MyAppleMenu)
Apple Begins Shipping Xserve G5 to
Customers
Apple Begins Shipping Xserve G5 to
Customers
04/09/2004 04:02 PMChat With Random Apple Store Customers
Chat With Random Apple Store Customers
05/13/2004 07:55 PMYour mission, if you choose to accept it, is to go to your local Apple
Store and write down the screen names of the demo computers. Please
note if they have iSights connected. By Sean Bonner, Unofficial Apple
Weblog (via MyAppleMenu)
Half Of Potential Mac Customers Choose
Apple
Half Of Potential Mac Customers Choose
Apple
06/17/2004 06:05 PM"You get some conversions away from Apple because there are folks who
really want -- or at least are interested in -- Macs but end up going
with the lowest price."
By Blane Warrene, MacNewsWorld (via MyAppleMenu)
Boston.com / News / Education / Higher
education / UMass president criticizes
student's column on felled soldier
Boston.com / News / Education / Higher
education / UMass president criticizes
student's column on felled soldier
04/30/2004 09:20 AMUMass president criticizes student's column .. Boston Globe ..
hammer:
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SoHo Apple Store celebrates two million
customers
SoHo Apple Store celebrates two million
customers
08/06/2004 10:22 PMApple's SoHo retail store in New York City celebrated its two million
customer today by giving away more than US$2,000 in Apple gear to a
lucky customer...
Apple SoHo store celebrates 2 million
customers
Apple SoHo store celebrates 2 million
customers
08/07/2004 03:15 AMStaff at Apple Computer Inc.'s SoHo, New York retail store celebrated
their 2 millionth customer late Friday, giving one lucky customer more
than US$2,000 in Apple equipment. Christine Quigless, an actress who
recently moved to Brooklyn, received a silver iPod mini, 12-inch iBook
G4, Airport Express, Airport Extreme Card, 1 year ProCare membership
card, 1 year .Mac membership and Apple Care.
Real's Hijack Of FairPlay? No Big Deal
To Apple, Real, And Their Customers
Real's Hijack Of FairPlay? No Big Deal
To Apple, Real, And Their Customers
08/19/2004 11:52 AMAs I like to remind my dear readers, here in Singapore, we don't even
have photo prints and photo books in iPhoto yet, so, naturally, we
can't participate in the grand shopping experience of either iTunes
Music Store nor Real's Rhapsody store. I don't even own an iPod or any
MP3 players (except my computers, of course). So, obviously, the
latest issues surrounding Real's reverse engineering of FairPlay
doesn't concern me. :-)
No, seriously. I believe it's not a big
deal as many has made out to be.
Let's do one pretend exercise.
Let's pretend that, instead of selling DRM-protected music files, Real
is selling unprotected, no-DRM, plain old MP3 files.
Now, in this
pretend world, of course Real's customer can purchase Real music
files, and upload them to the iPod for their listening pleasure. (In
fact, there are already such stores out there, just that they are not
from Real.) Would Apple fans then be protesting against Real
reverse-ennginnering FairPlay to allow their music to be uploaded to
the iPod? Obviously not.
Now, of course, Real is not selling
plain old MP3s. If, in our pretend world, Real is selling
non-protected music files, while Apple is being forced to sell
DRM-protected music files, wouldn't that place iTMS in a disadvantaged
position? Music fans will flock to Real in huge numbers, wouldn't
they?
Well, not really. Because Apple
is selling
non-protected plain old AAC files too.
After all, it is
well-documented (by everybody except Apple, that is) that you can
simply burn your iTMS files onto audio CDs, and the DRM is
automatically removed.
Even if Apple removed this functionality
due to pressure from third-parties, somebody will immediately crack
whatever DRM system Apple is imposing on its customers. After all, it
is well known (well, at least to the Slashdot community :-) that all
DRM can be broken. That's what you get when you place the encryption
algorithm and all the encryption keys together in the same customer's
hands.
But let's pretend some more. Even if Apple invented a
perfect DRM system that cannot be broken, the channel between the
speakers and your brain will still be unprotected, so I wouldn't worry
too much. Until someday where the iTMS requirements include a trip to
your local Apple Store to get a decryption chip implanted into your
brain, we can safely pretend that Apple is selling non-protected
no-DRM plain old AAC files.
So, in our pretend world, everyone is
selling non-DRMed files, that can be freely uploaded to any MP3
players out there. So, you see, it's really no big deal.
Now,
when viewed in this light, wouldn't you say that the fact that Real
reversed engineered FairPlay to be, well, a non-issue?
P.S. Sony
will be the ultimate loser in this pretend world, as their player does
not play plain old MP3s.
P.P.S. The whole "freedom of
choice" advertisement campaign by Real is entirely tasteless and
stupid, but that's another story.
"HP and Apple Partner to Deliver Digital
Music Player and iTunes to HP Customers"
"HP and Apple Partner to Deliver Digital
Music Player and iTunes to HP Customers"
01/09/2004 09:56 PMHP and Apple Partner to Deliver Digital
Music Player and iTunes to HP Customers
HP and Apple Partner to Deliver Digital
Music Player and iTunes to HP Customers
01/09/2004 10:10 PMan HP-branded digital music player based on Apple’s iPod&trade
.. hebben dat op de Consumer Electronics Show bekendgemaakt .. hp and
apple get into ibed together .. partnering with HP .. press
release
apple.com/pr/library/2004/jan/08hp.html
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Forbes.com: Unhappy Customers Slam
FreeiPods.com; Owners Blame Apple
Forbes.com: Unhappy Customers Slam
FreeiPods.com; Owners Blame Apple
09/25/2004 04:02 AMNot everyone is happy with Gratis Internet .. getting
burned
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Web Hosting News: Aplus.net Offers a
Suite Of Online Marketing Tools To Web
Hosting Customers
Web Hosting News: Aplus.net Offers a
Suite Of Online Marketing Tools To Web
Hosting Customers
06/18/2004 09:47 AMWeb Host Directory Jun 18 2004 1:45PM GMT
Web Hosting News: Aplus.Net Offers Free
Online Survey Building Tool to its Web
Hosting Customers
Web Hosting News: Aplus.Net Offers Free
Online Survey Building Tool to its Web
Hosting Customers
04/15/2004 02:24 PMWeb Host Directory Apr 15 2004 6:18PM GMT
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iPod, iBook Sales Seen Lifting Apple Q2
iPod, iBook Sales Seen Lifting Apple Q2
04/14/2004 11:53 AMMorgan Stanley increased estimates for Apple Computer, citing
better-than-expected sell-through in the fiscal second quarter of
iPods, Panther OS and iBooks. By Forbes (via MyAppleMenu)
LEGO Additions: MINIs and Promos
LEGO Additions: MINIs and Promos
04/08/2005 10:37 AMThe
LEGO Photo
Archive has had two new additions - the
MINI Jedi
Starfighter and International Toy Fair Nürnberg 2005
promo Darth
Vader - be sure to check them out. Thanks to Jake in Dallas and
Jan in Billund for these.
Napster UK touts TV, laptop promos
Napster UK touts TV, laptop promos
04/07/2005 07:49 AMBranding excercise
Promos for Final Cut Pro-DVD Studio
offered
Promos for Final Cut Pro-DVD Studio
offered
11/13/2003 04:01 PMBuy a new Mac between now and Feb. 28 and you can save US$300 if you
buy Final Cut Pro 4 and DVD Studio Pro 2. Or you can buy both products
without a Mac and get a discount of $150. The offer is available only
at participating Apple Authorized Resellers and requires a mail-in
rebate that's available at
Apple's Web site.
Verizon Wireless promos 'Mobile Web 2.0'
Verizon Wireless promos 'Mobile Web 2.0'
07/01/2004 03:29 PMMobileTracker Jul 1 2004 7:16PM GMT
Two promos offered for Final Cut Pro,
DVD Studio Pro
Two promos offered for Final Cut Pro,
DVD Studio Pro
11/13/2003 04:08 PMApple is now offering two promotions for Final Cut Pro 4 and DVD
Studio Pro 2...
NI outfit promos 2GB email service
NI outfit promos 2GB email service
06/02/2004 08:24 AMTolkien site rings up email service too
NI outfit promos 'ad-free' 2GB email
service
NI outfit promos 'ad-free' 2GB email
service
06/02/2004 06:56 AMThe Register Jun 2 2004 11:14AM GMT
iPod, iBook, Panther sales seen lifting
Apple earnings
iPod, iBook, Panther sales seen lifting
Apple earnings
04/13/2004 11:24 AMMorgan Stanley has increased earning estimates for Apple, citing
better-than-expected second quarter sales of iPods, iBooks and Mac OS
X 10.3 (Panther)...
Apple offers $30 discount on .Mac
Apple offers $30 discount on .Mac
04/14/2005 02:25 AMApple has kicked of a new promotion that offers customers a one-year
.Mac membership for US$69.95 — a savings of $30 off the normal
price...
Apple Store: 6th Anniversary Discount
Apple Store: 6th Anniversary Discount
10/29/2003 12:12 AM
Apple is emailing some of its customers with a special 6th Anniversary
Promotion celebrating the 6th year of their online Apple Store.
Thanks to yo...
73% of public don't notice e-Government
- so promos needed to drive uptake
73% of public don't notice e-Government
- so promos needed to drive uptake
07/20/2004 08:12 AMPublicTechnology.net Jul 20 2004 10:57AM GMT
Mac Conference Discount for ADC Members
and Apple Employees
Mac Conference Discount for ADC Members
and Apple Employees
09/24/2004 08:27 PMThere’s a new discount for attending the Mac OS X conference
for ADC Members and
Apple Employees. It even includes the free ADC members.
I’ll be at the conference myself, on a panel talking about
running a small software business and giving a talk about the
UI challenges that come up when you add HTML and browsing to
your application.
Mac Design offers Apple Store discount
for attendees
Mac Design offers Apple Store discount
for attendees
06/01/2004 03:53 PMThe organizers of the Mac Design Conference and Apple have teamed up
to offer conference attendees an exclusive 10 percent discount on
anything at the Chicago Apple Store on North Michigan Ave...
Duke to Give Apple iPods to First-Year
Students for Educational Use
Duke to Give Apple iPods to First-Year
Students for Educational Use
07/21/2004 09:42 AMDuke University is giving away "free" iPods to incoming freshman ..
supply all of its new freshmen this year with iPods .. handing our
1650 iPods to freshmen ..
Dude
dukenews.duke.edu/news/ipods_0704.html
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"Duke to Give Apple iPods to First-Year
Students for Educational Use"
"Duke to Give Apple iPods to First-Year
Students for Educational Use"
07/21/2004 02:44 AM Apple Offers New Promos To Education Customers