Declining up: Apple's slow slide to success<article>
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Before we begin with today’s deconstruction, the Macalope must warn you that children, pregnant women, men and others with sensitive natures may find the arguments presented today to be disturbing and ulcer-causing. Reader discretion is advised.</p><p>
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Forbes contributor network and small animal rodeo, Peter Cohan continues to be Peter Cohan.</p><p>
”Stanford Lecturer On Apple’s Innovation Drought”</p><p>
Not cool using the D-word about a company in California, bro.</p>
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Apple’s best days are behind it.</p>
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Well, it had a good run.</p><p>
Wait, what?</p>
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And the decline started after Steve Jobs negotiated an exclusive deal for AT&T to be the iPhone’s carrier.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2905858/declining-up-apples-slow-slide-to-success.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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