This is how evil Apple is

[Elok]

This gets me thinking; could you maybe coordinate with Aneeshm to start a combined "Muslims using Macintosh are the enemy of humanity" thread and prevent OT clutter next time? Better yet, you could bring in some others and join all your biases together for superhuman muckraking power. You could be, like, the Captain Planet of trolls.

EDIT: Include Mobius too: "Muslims using Macintosh are the enemy of humanity, but we're still fools if we think we can beat them."

[Fake Boris]

[Odin]

Originally posted by Dauphin
If I were an entrepreneurial Indian fella I'd set up a English language radio station and sell it to Apple for an overinflated price.

[LordShiva]

Originally posted by Elok
Better yet, you could bring in some others and join all your biases together for superhuman muckraking power. You could be, like, the Captain Planet of trolls.

[Jaguar]

Originally posted by Elok
Better yet, you could bring in some others and join all your biases together for superhuman muckraking power. You could be, like, the Captain Planet of trolls.

[Elok]

Thanks. I was originally going to say "the Voltron of trolls," but ultimately decided that Captain Planet was more culturally relevant.

[Jaguar]

Voltron

[aneeshm]

Originally posted by Asher

You'd be surprised. If India is anything like Canada, starting a radio station is a multi-year process that results in more rejections than approvals...

That is , sadly , true .

[Drake Tungsten]

I would like to know more about the origins of Hindi radio before I comment on this issue.

[Verto]

Things have been going downhill for India ever since the British left. They desperately need Her Majesty's Government to show them the way.

[Winston]

This is how evil Apple is

Yeah, between them, I always preferred the way benevolent Apple is. It's much nicer IMO.

[Provost Harrison]

Apple for me are synonymous with hype and overinflated prices. Their very 'coolness' turns me off straight away - they are a triumph of marketing over substance...

[axi]

If Apple succeeded to monopolise the market for portable English language music in Mumbai by bying out the only competitor, then I wonder what it does in other stiff markets.

FE, are there any English radio stations in China?