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"How the Love Affair With Apple Might End" ["Rather than being felled by a fatal blow from Nokia, Microsoft or another foe, a likelier scenario is that Apple will suffer the fate of past alpha design brands by declining not dramatically, but gradually, as Braun did after its 1960s and 1970s heyday. Perhaps it will carry on doing the same things in the same way for too long, or slowly lose the qualities that once made its products seem so special."]
 New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 8:21 AM
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"For an ethical iPhone, Apple should look to clothing and Cambodia: The tech titan must show some leadership in shutting the sweatshops." Brisbane Times 9:37 AM
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"Apple's Suppliers Pressed to Improve Workers' Lot" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 9:25 PM
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"Pros vs. Indies on Apple's Q2 2012: A $6.8 billion gap" Fortune 8:00 AM
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"Foxconn chairman pledges to raise pay in China, invest in Hainan" Reuters 7:56 AM
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"Schools across the country bring iPads to the classroom" ["Jamestown, part of the 21,000-student Arlington Public Schools, is on the leading edge of what many educators describe as the classroom edition of the digital revolution."] McClatchy Washington Bureau 8:35 AM
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"How Apple Makes the World a Better Place" Cult of Mac 3/31
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"Why the key to Apple's future is in the clouds" Macworld 3/31
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"Judge Posner upholds largest part of Apple's touchscreen heuristics ('949) patent in Motorola case" Foss Patents 3/31
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"Bio as Bible: Managers Imitate Steve Jobs/Biography of Apple Co-Founder Becomes Management Guide; Perfection, Turtlenecks" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 3/31
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"How Apple Puts a Shine on Corporate America: Without Apple, first-quarter profits for the Standard & Poor's 500 would have been up only 10%, not the 13% reported." Barron's 3/31
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"Apple and publishers reportedly willing to abandon iBooks 'agency model' to appease Justice Department" iMore 3/31
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"Apple, publishers to settle e-books price-fixing suit: Report/Though Apple is not likely to take a major financial hit after the settlement, Amazon stands to gain upward of $1 billion in revenue, one analyst says." CNET Reviews 3/31
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"The Truth About Apple's Foxconn Workers: They Want To Work MORE, Not Less" Business Insider 3/31
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"Opinion: Why does everyone pick on Apple products?" Digital Trends 3/31
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"EU's Almunia: may probe Motorola, Apple, Microsoft dispute" Reuters 3/31
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