Apple made a bunch of parody music videos to mock Microsoft in the 90s

You might have long forgotten about the time when Apple allowed third-party manufacturers to clone the Mac back in 1994, but former Cupertino employee Dave Garr certainly remembers it. Facing stiff competition from a bludgeoning Microsoft, the Big A – then headed by CEO Michael Spindler – entered into an unprecedented licensing agreement with Power Computing and several other companies, granting them the rights to build and sell computers running the Macintosh operating system. While the licensing deal ultimately proved to be a gigantic failure within a few years, employees regarded the move as a big step for Apple at the…

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