Notes from Apple shareholders’ meeting: ‘exciting’ TV ad campaign to launch next week

“Apple held its annual meeting for company shareholders at its Cupertino, Calif. campus this morning. The meeting is the only time during the year when shareholders can ask a question to Apple executives and receive a live, immediate response. The meeting normally plays host to parties with a specific agenda, trying to make a point; off-the-wall, out-of-nowhere questions; and everything in between. This meeting was no different,” Think Secret reports. “The meeting did not offer much in the way of future company plans, though Apple CEO Steve Jobs did mention that an ‘exciting’ television ad campaign would launch next week.”

Think Secret has some notes and tidbits from the meeting with regard to some of the questions raised by shareholders and the issues that were addressed by Apple executives in their full article here.

MacDailyNews Take: “Exciting” television ad campaign to launch next week? “Exciting” as in iPod ad or… dare we entertain the thought?

[UPDATE: 4:22pm EDT: Revised headline and added “Take.”]

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34 Comments

  1. “Jobs’ primary argument centered around Apple’s elimination of CRT monitors which contain heavy metals and how that move goes further to help the environment….”

    Recycling computers = GOOD………….BUT:

    ALL LCD monitors contain mercury for use in the back-lighting. I suppose CRTs just have more “toxic waste” than LCDs. Anyway………

  2. Another shareholder requested that the company make “the ultimate media center,” a personal video recorder that could record television programs and share media on his computer.

    “We hear you loud and clear,” Jobs responded

    For those of you who are too lazy to click macnut’s link. Enjoy.

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