New Dominion podcast
posted by Brent FinneganFor those of us living in iWorld, a local news podcast seems long overdue. Chris and Crystal at The New Dominion have started a weekly podcast of Valley and Virginia news. The podcast debuted on Monday, in the midst of the breaking VT shooting media frenzy, but I figured it’s worth pointing out now.
And speaking of iWhatever, Harrisonburg is getting a Mac retail and service store. Coming soon to 182 Neff Avenue.
posted: April 18th, 2007 by Brent Finnegan
filed under FYI, technology.
Comments: 6
Comments
Comment from Joey Groah
Time: April 18, 2007, 2:35 pm
With SMAD students at JMU and the 15 or so Macs sitting around me, BlueRidgeMac sounds like they might have a pretty good customer base. I can’t wait to check out their store.
Comment from Gxeremio
Time: April 18, 2007, 3:04 pm
I hope I hope I HOPE they do astonishingly well and attract an Apple store to the area! :)
Comment from David Miller
Time: April 18, 2007, 6:07 pm
Whats the difference between an Apple store and a Mac Retail and service store?
Comment from Gxeremio
Time: April 18, 2007, 6:31 pm
An Apple Store is owned by Apple Inc. and offers free workshops, a genius bar for tech help, loads of stuff, and usually very cool designs. A Mac Retail store is owned by someone else, and sells Apple products.
Comment from zen
Time: April 18, 2007, 8:15 pm
I am iStoked about a mac store hitting the area. There is plenty of support for Apple business locally.
iRighteous.
Comment from Dave Briggman
Time: April 19, 2007, 10:39 am
The store is set to open May 12. I’m in discussions with the owner about inside/outside sales for her. We had a long chat in Woodville on Tuesday…she may be there today. Since I’m the only member of the Apple Consultant’s Network in the area, we’d be a good fit.
The demographics are not right for an Apple store here. Louise has in excess of 500 customers in and around the ‘Burg.
Write a comment
All we ask is that you address others the way you'd like to be addressed. No anonymous, libelous, or name-calling comments. Please limit yourself to a single screen name and a legitimate email address. Thank you.