Watch Apple's creepy follow-up to the 1984 Super Bowl ad

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7 hi-tech firsts you'll see at the Super Bowl Big Data Helps Walgreens Treat Walk-in Patients Network World Daily News PM January 31, 2014 Share this email Watch Apple's creepy follow-up to the 1984 Super Bowl ad Everyone, or at least everyone who will read this, is familiar with Apple's 1984 Super Bowl ad. That's especially impressive when you consider that it was only shown on TV once (after the Super Bowl, George Orwell's estate sent Apple a cease and decist letter charging copyright infringement of the novel 1984). Even so, it remains up there with Mean Joe Green and "Where's the beef?!" in the classic... READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. 7 hi-tech firsts you'll see at the Super Bowl 2. INSIDER Big Data Helps Walgreens Treat Walk-in Patients 3. Microsoft's long, messy, occasionally clumsy CEO search is about to end 4. Sprint "Complete Collaboration" Adds Microsoft Lync to its UC Solution 5. Fixing corrupted Outlook PST files 6. 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