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Apple Announces Last Year of Christmas

An enterprising Apple fan has built a fake Apple press release site about canceling Christmas after news that Apple would stop attending Macworld.

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Computing | by C.K. Sample III | Wed Dec 17, 2008 9:05AM | 0 comments

 

Following upon yesterday's news that there would be no Steve Jobs keynote at this year's Macworld San Francisco 2009 expo and that this would be Apple's last Macworld, an enterprising Apple fan has posted a fake Apple press release, titled Apple Announces Last Year of Christmas. We here at Obsessable particularly like the added touches of the press contacts being Buddy Elf and Papa Elf.

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Trusted sources:
external link Apple Announces Last Year of Christmas [applecanceledchristmas.com]
external link Apple Cancels Christmas [Boing Boing Gadgets]
external link Apple Cancels Christmas Too [Fakemodo] [Gizmodo]
external link Apple Cancels Christmas Too [Fakemodo] [intech news blog]
external link Stop the presses: Apple cancels Christmas [The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)]

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