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Column: Why the stink of that bad, bad iPad ad won t go away – East Bay Times

Column: Why the stink of that bad, bad iPad ad won t go away – East Bay Times
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Column: Why the stink of that bad, bad iPad ad won t go away – Orlando Sentinel

Column: Why the stink of that bad, bad iPad ad won t go away – Orlando Sentinel
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Column: Why the stink of that bad, bad iPad ad won t go away – Broomfield Enterprise

Apple’s “Crush" commercial has people infuriated by its destruction of analog creative tools. But the same company's forays into A.I. are more sinister still.

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Column: Why the stink of that bad, bad iPad ad won t go away – The Oakland Press

Apple’s “Crush" commercial has people infuriated by its destruction of analog creative tools. But the same company's forays into A.I. are more sinister still.

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Column: Why the stink of that bad, bad iPad ad won t go away – Canon City Daily Record

Apple’s “Crush" commercial has people infuriated by its destruction of analog creative tools. But the same company's forays into A.I. are more sinister still.

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