Macworld’s Most and Least Popular Stories for 2009 – Who’s Number 1? Yours Truly!

Macworld published a list of its most and least popular stories for 2009, based on reader ratings. Who’s number 1? My story about five underused Finder tools. Thanks to all the readers who liked that story, and I hope you’ll like more of my Macworld articles in 2010.

Posted: 1/1/2010 by kirk | Filed under: Apple & Mac OS X | 1 Comment »

One Response to “Macworld’s Most and Least Popular Stories for 2009 – Who’s Number 1? Yours Truly!”

David Toub says:

01/01/2010 at 4:17 pm

Congratulations Kirk. Well deserved!

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Kirk McElhearn is a freelance writer, specializing in Macs, the iPod, iTunes, digital music and more. In addition to having written or co-written a dozen books, he is a Senior Contributor to Macworld magazine, and contributes to several other web sites and magazines. He reviews classical CDs for MusicWeb and audiobooks for Audiofile, and is a translator from French to English. He lives in Guillestre, a village in the French Alps.

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