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Crowley returned to New York and went back to his iMac, trimming the movie down by dumping some of the its clunkier gags. Two distributors who saw the film in Park City have expressed interest in it, he says, along with StreamSearch, a new Web company that wants to make SMTA!!! a pay-per-view feature film on the Web. "It's a whole new playing field," Crowley says...
...become big Big Business. Nobody is quite sure how big, but just consider that Americans spent some $6 trillion on goods and services last year, and roughly one-fifth of it went into buying stuff for their homes. The stunning success of the colorful (read: No more beige!) iMac, for instance, not only helped save Apple but has also inspired a raft of whimsically styled, low-cost personal computers from firms like Dell, Gateway and Compaq. The New Beetle rescued Volkswagen's image two years ago and became a catalyst for change in the auto business. Carmakers are finally putting...
...case you missed the news, iMovie is the do-it-yourself video-editing program that comes bundled with Apple's high-end iMac DV. Since Steve Jobs decided, not unreasonably, that home digital video is going to be as big as desktop publishing, Apple has been cramming its website and its TV ads with homespun iMovies from kids and such celebs as John Cleese and Gregory Hines. All rave about how easy the software's editing process is. They're mostly right. Your footage, when you download it from the camera, arrives presliced in bite-size clips based on where...
Jobs' supporters--and there are plenty--point out that before he took over, Apple's reputation had sunk as low as its stock. Today its colorful iMac portable and desktop models, which he hustled onto store shelves within months of his arrival, are highly profitable competitors in the cutthroat computer market...
iFREEBIES With Apple's new iTools, you can use your iMac's iMovie software to make a cool video clip, store it on a free iDisk on Apple's server or publish it on an Apple-provided home page--no HTML code needed. Post a photo, and you can send an iCard by e-mail to anyone you like...