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PC Mag kills Apple story [updated]  updated 08:05 pm EDT, Thu
May 3, 2007  Editor quits over Jobs' st  [digg this] The much
adored Mac and iPod maker is certainly the darling of the media
and there are not many who can draw a crowd like its boss, Steve
Jobs, but the Apple CEO's growing influence may extend to even
PC-centric publications. A new report indicates that PC World
Editor-in-Chief Harry McCracken quit this week because of
differences over an upcoming editorial piece on Apple's Steve
Jobs. Wired reports that McCracken quit abruptly today because
the company's new CEO, Colin Crawford, tried to kill a whimsical
article titled "Ten Things We Hate About Apple." Although it
still was in draft form when Crawford killed it, the new exec,
who has a close relationship to Steve Jobs, was unwilling to
bend.  "McCracken said no way and walked after Crawford refused
to compromise. Apparently Crawford also told editors that
product reviews in the maga