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Chris Forsythe retires from Adium project

by Cory Bohon (RSS feed) on Mar 3rd, 2008

According to a recent post over at the Adium blog, Chris Forsythe, the lead project manager, has decided to say goodbye after 3 years in that position with the Adium project. According to the post, Chris managed the Adium website, support network, and forum.

Eric Richie, another member of the Adium team, volunteered for the new position. In the past, Eric wrote the in-application help for Adium and maintains the Adium TicketTaskForce.

Chris is involved with some of the best applications on the Mac, a sampling of them: Growl, Perian, and Saltatory. We at TUAW wish Chris the best of luck in the future!


Thanks Chris!

Tags: Adium, blog, Chris Forsythe, ChrisForsythe, developer, resign, retire

Filed under: Apple Corporate, Apple Financial, Apple

Fred Anderson resigns from Apple Board

by Laurie A. Duncan (RSS feed) on Oct 5th, 2006

In a comment under yesterday's report on the outcome of the Apple stock option investigation, SubGenius wisely proclaimed "Fred is going to be the fall guy." Congratulations, SubGenius - you win a brand new star! (or at least you will when the star system is working again)

Fred Anderson, who valiantly served as Apple CFO from '96 to '04, informed Apple that he believes "it is in Apple's best interests that he resign from the board at this time." His official resignation was Sept 30, 2006. Of course just because Anderson resigned from the board doesn't mean he did anything wrong or that he's covering up for anyone else.. this kind of thing happens all the time. He probably just wants to spend more time with his family and improve his golf swing.

Tags: board, cfo, directors, fred anderson, FredAnderson, investigation, options, resign, stock

Filed under: Apple Corporate, iPod Family

Rubinstein retained as Apple consultant

by David Chartier (RSS feed) on Apr 25th, 2006

Back in March, John Rubinstein resigned from his position as senior vice president of Apple's iPod division - but it appears that one does not quit Apple so easily. John has apparently been retained as an Apple consultant, cutting a deal to work the equivalent of one business day per week until April 16th of 2007. For his services, Macsimum News is reporting he will be compensated "a non-material flat fee."

Tags: Apple, division, iPod, resign, retire, Rubinstein

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