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Apple Invokes Copyright to Censor Mocking of $1,000 Stand
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35 years ago, Apple unveiled a revolutionary product and invoked the imagery of Orwell’s 1984. This week the company unveiled a piece of metal, a stand, with a sale price of $1,000 and used Orwellian tactics to shut down the mockery.
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