Gordon Murrison wrote: >I don't think Emagic wanted to drop their Windows products. I doubt >Apple want to throw away the 70,000 Emagic Windows customers. I'm >also pretty sure they're not too bothered how many of those 70,000 >users go out and buy Mac hardware. > >I beleive Emagic overspent on R&D over the last two years and with >the delayed income from from LC and v5.0 were struggling to pay the >bills. Along came Apple who said "Ok, we like what you do, we'll >save you but your finances are in a mess and you must make >efficiency savings". They looked at spending and income and the >Mac products turned out to be most profitable. The Emagic guys had >a simple choice - let the company fall or make the required savings >and continue with Apple's money and under Apple's rules. This was my guess too. However, regrettably for all of us who would like to believe that there _is_ a Santa Claus, the word on the street is otherwise. What it boils down to is this: Gerhard and the boys drank the Kool-Aid. Where is Jim Jones when you need him? Regards, M
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[exs] Re: Some reasons why Steve Jobs bought Emagic
2002-07-10 by Murray McDowall
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