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Story of teenage internet millionaire

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Good for him, but I wonder how Apple's legal and royalty teams feel about "Mac Box Bundle"
 
Good for him, but I wonder how Apple's legal and royalty teams feel about "Mac Box Bundle"
My guess is he had permission as an affiliate or authorized reseller, similar to MacMall.com.
 
Yes, I saw this story a few weeks ago... Good for him. British teenagers have a bad reputation so it's good to see successful teenagers getting publicity.
 
Well if he can, I'm sure we all can.
 
Hopefully this story will show the young that there are other ways of 'making it' other than having a natural gift in sport, singing, or being into gangs. I wish him all the best.

Fab, yes, it does prove we can all do it.
 
British teenagers don't have a bad reputation. The American media has a created a pseudo-evil-and-stupid image of pretty much every country and nationality on earth, so as to maintain its own 'shining city on the hill' image, since everything in life is relative... Wake up dude the earth is not flat like you have been led to believe since you were a little kid..
 
I will try this in the next birth
 
British teenagers don't have a bad reputation. The American media has a created a pseudo-evil-and-stupid image of pretty much every country and nationality on earth, so as to maintain its own 'shining city on the hill' image, since everything in life is relative... Wake up dude the earth is not flat like you have been led to believe since you were a little kid..

Don't talk crap. I'm British, I read British papers, I watch British news - it's the British media reporting these stories of teenagers - most stories involve stabbings, fights, binge drinking etc.

I was a British teenager not too long ago, I know exactly how bad the British teenager's reputation is. This boy has bucked the trend, I'm pleased he's got media attention.
 
This is Indeed a nice story and very inspiring.
 
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