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episode 123: MacVoices #18123: Road to Macstock - Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus On His Keynote Address and Session
Next up on Road to Macstock series is the keynote speaker himself, Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus. Bob explains how he got to be the keynote speaker, describes what he will deliver in both that address as well as his own session, and why speaking on productivity is so important to him. Along the way he shares a teaser tip, and why he may have to take his audience with him to see another speaker.
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Bob LeVitus, often referred to as "Dr. Mac," has been considered one of the world's leading authorities on the Macintosh and Mac OS for nearly twenty years. A prolific author, Bob has sold millions of books worldwide in a dozen languages. His recent titles include: iPad 2 For Dummies, Incredible iPad Apps For Dummies, iPhone 4S For Dummies, and Mac OS X Lion For Dummies. He's been a tech columnist for the Houston Chronicle since 1996 and writes regularly for The Mac Observer web site. His hobbies include playing guitar with the infamous Macworld All-Star Band, engineering audio recordings (mostly of classic rock songs), and budget video-making. Bob also has a Macintosh computing consultancy that offers expert technical help, training, and pre-purchase advice to Mac users via phone, e-mail, and/or Internet-enabled remote control software. You can fine him on Twitter and Google+.
Links:Working Smarter for Mac Users