Comments on: Welcome to Brainstorm Tech

By: Odie, Midland, Michigan

Odie, Midland, Michigan — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 13:55:04 +0000

I do not mind advertisements but I will not wade through crud to read elmers blog.

Goodbye

By: Ray D., Raleigh NC

Ray D., Raleigh NC — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 16:26:33 +0000

I, too, am quite unhappy with the hijacking of the Apple 2.0 blog. When I want general tech news, I have many sources to which I can turn – Apple tech, not so much. As both a Mac and PC user, I find the articles informative and fun. Now, I will have to weed through information I can find, often better-written ("annual Brainstorm: Tech conference, an annual gathering of tech and media thinkers" – does mentioning 2x that is is an annual event make it bi-annual? – nope, is just plain poor writing). Guess I will just have to read the feed on my iPhone.

By: Bill, Silicon Valley, CA

Bill, Silicon Valley, CA — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 14:55:19 +0000

I'll be the second to say, good work Fortune for beginning to destroy one of the only worthwhile columns on your site by force-feeding other unrelated content down the throats of Apple 2.0 RSS feed subscribers.

Good job in looking desperate. You've succeeded in angering your dwindling readership.

By: R Brown, Finger Lakes, NY

R Brown, Finger Lakes, NY — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 14:26:30 +0000

Let me be the first to give this new endeavor a big Bronx cheer!!!! You have hijacked the Apple 2.0 RSS Feed for this, and I am not pleased. I have numerous other sources for the general tech news, and had I found Brainstorm Tech in search of such news, I might have been a satisfied reader. I subscribed to the Apple 2.0 RSS feed because I found value in in Philip Elmer-DeWitt's column; I don't want to go wading through all this other dreck to find his material. Thank you.

ex ped: There was a hiccup in the feed. This RSS feed should work correctly now:

http://rss.cnn.com/fortuneapple20