This sequence of the Macworld Podcast looks squarely at Apple but just a fleck to the left and right field of the Mac . To the left field are Apple ’s past and present digital rights management effort . To the right wing , running Windows on the Mac . Somewhere in between , the opening of Boston ’s Boylston Street Apple Store . We cover all three in episode 121 .
Mr. Moren then joins me live over Skype to talk over the past , present , and future of media and digital right management . And yes , that discussion include uncalled-for poke at Microsoft and the Zune .
Listen to episode 121
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Show notes
I get to the show by mentioning that I ’d lately indite a piece about the new Netflix Player and promised a connectedness in the show notes . Consider that promise fulfilled .
When Shawn King is n’t , by happy chance event , come out on our podcast , he has this little show of his own that you might have heard of — Your Mac Life . If you require to hear his audience with Ron Johnson , head on over to theYML siteand click the Click Here to Listen link . The May 14th show lineament that interview as well as an interview our own Dan Moren .
During the course of instruction of Dan ’s and my DRM discussion we refer to numerous milestones . They include Steve Jobs ’ infamous opinion on Music open letter , Apple and EMI ’s iTunes Plus insistency conference , and iTunes Plus .
As Rob and I tattle about run Windows on the Mac a couple of software program are mentioned time and again — Parallels Desktop for MacandVMware Fusion . Both are available in trial versions .
