Year: 2002

Your Mac Life, an Internet-based Mac radio show hosted by Shawn King, has announced its lineup for tonight’s broadcast (20:30 – 23:00 ET), which will feature Deborah Fort, Program Director for GirlsFilmSchool, a program that provides high school girls an introduction to the basic concepts of writing, producing, acting, documentary, editing and more; and David Biedny, Photoshop Master and an Adobe Certified Expert. In addition, Your Mac Life is now starting the show thirty minutes earlier to take listener calls.

Web Crossing today announced the release of Campus Crossing 2.0, a major upgrade to its discussion-centric education system. Version 2.0 now offers an integrated Progress Tracking module for attendance, grades and parent notification. Campus Crossing 2.0 is available today as a free upgrade to all registered Campus Crossing 1.x users. Other pricing and hosting options are available from the Web site.

Shares of Apple are currently trading down $2.05, or 10.2%, in after-hours trading, at $18.10, following the company’s third-quarter warning. Shares closed down $0.39 during the regular session.

Apple held a conference call this afternoon to discuss its third-quarter earnings warning.

Apple today issued an earnings warning, saying the company expects to post revenues of about US$1.4 billion to $1.45 billion in its June quarter, down from previous estimates of about $1.6 billion. Apple attributed the lower revenues primarily to soft demand in the consumer and creative markets, and said revenues in Europe and Japan have become especially weak. Apple now expects to post a profit of $0.08 to $0.10 per share, down from estimates of $0.11.