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Apple to the core with ‘structured viewpoints’

Posted by nicholas on May 31, 2005
Posted in: Press Releases.

The Age

The Age

Press Release – For Immediate Release

Melbourne, Australia
Issued on May 31, 2005

Nicholas’ website, nicholaspyers.com, was featured in May 30, 2005 issue of The Age and Sydney Morning Herald newspapers Technology section, Next.

The feature is found in a six-page lift out special entitled “Meet Joe Blogs”, where Next asked some of Australia’s most influential bloggers what it takes to stand out from the loudmouthed crowd.

The feature covering nicholaspyers.com is entitled “Apple to the core with ‘structured viewpoints'”

It commences with the statement “Nicholas Pyers’ blog reminds the influential American Apple user community that Apple is a global brand and its overseas customers face different challenges to those in the US.” and concludes with “Mr Pyers says his is not a typical blog, which can be more like a diary, but it’s not true journalism, either. He describes his contributions as “structured viewpoints”.”

Mention of the un-attributed quote found in iCon, the unauthorized biography on Apple and Pixar CEO, Steve Jobs, is also mentioned, along with the material Nicholas covers, and plans to cover, on his site.

The full article can be viewed as a PDF or directly on The Age or SMH websites;

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A copy of this press release, along with any images, is also available from my website, www.nicholaspyers.com.

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