Today MacRadio, the only Internet radio broadcast network focused on the Apple industry, announced the winners of a random drawing from those who answered the Mac IT survey. The survey ended on March 28, 2005. BURIEN, WA (PRWEB) April 9, 2005 — Today MacRadio, the only Internet radio broadcast network focused on the Apple industry, announced the winners of a random drawing from those who answered the Mac IT survey. The survey ended on March 28, 2005. In partnership with Peachpit Press, MacRadio gave away valuable prizes to three lucky winners from the many MacRadio listeners who participated in the two month long survey. Peachpit Press donated three books from the Apple Training Series: Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Help Desk Essentials Apple Training Series: Desktop and Portable Systems Apple Training Series: GarageBand 2 “We want to say thank-you to all of those listeners who participated in our IT survey,” said MacRadio Executive Producer Omaha Sternberg. “We really appreciate everyone who gave us their thoughts on an idea for a radio program on Mac IT.” The three winners of the random drawing are: Anthony Thomas John Newman Jeff Lynes MacRadio congratulates the winners of the random drawing and thanks all listeners who participated in the Mac IT radio survey. Look forward to interesting developments regarding this survey data in the near future. All MacRadio radio programs are available free from the MacRadio website at http://www.macradio.com/. To tune in, listeners must have QuickTime 6 and a 56K or faster Internet connection. The MacRadio Internet Broadcast Network is a division of MacBroadcast, LLC. MacRadio is the only radio broadcast network on the Internet which focuses on the Apple industry, with three radio programs broadcasting internationally every week. MacRadio is a trademark of MacBroadcast, LLC. QuickTime is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. All other product names are registered trademarks of their respective holders. Contact: Omaha Sternberg (206) 618-5107 e-mail protected from spam bots

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