Macworld Expo, once home to some pretty big Apple product launches, said Tuesday that it will not be holding an event next year and that the Apple-centric event is going on “hiatus.” The show has been a decidedly smaller affair since 2008, when Apple announced it would stop participating.
This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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