No East Coast Show at All?
This Boston Globe reports that the future of any mac-related IDG-sponsored east coast show may be in jeopordy next year.
The executive directory of the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority "expressed doubt that IDG would hold any expo for Macintosh computer users on the East Coast next year."
Indeed, IDG confirms that even if next year's east-coast expo even happens, it will only bear the name "Creative Pro", shedding the use of the name "Macworld". According to David Korse, "''Macworld is only going to happen once a year, in January, in California.''
Update: AppleInsider has similar information, as does ThinkSecret.
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