Owen Linzmayer, who wrote "Apple Confidential 2.0," is among Apple's loyal users and admires the Mac maker's corporate use of secrecy as a marketing tool. "The joke is Apple has been going out of business for 20 years," he says.
3 minutes 22 seconds
March 28, 2006 2:51 PM PST
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