Alert: March Is Mac Media Terrorist Month.

Media reporting on the Mac has become more terroristic and threatening than news worthy. What’s the latest?

Your Mac can get hacked in 30-minutes; provided you give the hacker your login ID and password. Oh, you didn’t read that in the news article?

Apple gets more than a 4-percent share market share of positive press; more than market share of bad press, too. By “bad” I mean awful reporting. Really.

By “really bad” I mean junior high school students would be more accurate reporters on Mac OS X security issues than.... (excerpted).

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