Reprinted from TidBITS by permission; reuse governed by Creative Commons license BY-NC-ND 3.0. TidBITS has offered years of thoughtful commentary on Apple and Internet topics. For free email subscriptions and access to the entire TidBITS archive, visit http://www.tidbits.com/ Rogue Amoeba Marks Its 15th Anniversary Adam C. Engst It's an atypical amoeba that survives for 15 years without even undergoing binary fission, but Apple software firm [1]Rogue Amoeba has long stood out on the microscope slide. [2][tn_Rogue-Amoeba-15-years.jpg] Since its founding in 2002, Rogue Amoeba has been producing audio software of unusual depth, power, and utility. We rely on Audio Hijack to record audio versions of TidBITS articles each week, and we employ Fission to edit those recordings. (We even published '[3]Take Control of Audio Hijack' back when Tonya and I were running Take Control Books.) Although I don't need the app often, I particularly appreciate the software artistry that has gone into Airfoil, which lets you broadcast audio from your Mac to other devices around your house. Rogue Amoeba also makes Loopback, which enables you to route audio between apps on your Mac; Nicecast, which lets you create your own Internet radio station; Piezo, for those who want a recording app that's simpler than Audio Hijack; and SoundSource, which gives you vastly more control over sound on your Mac. Congratulations then to Paul Kafasis and our other friends at Rogue Amoeba for outfitting the Mac community with extraordinary audio tools for so many years! To celebrate, they're having a [4]Fifteenth Anniversary Sale on all their apps through 30 September 2017. Everything has a base discount of 15 percent and 'savings boosts' that will increase the discount to as much as 60 percent. References 1. https://weblog.rogueamoeba.com/2017/09/25/rogue-amoebas-15th-anniversary-sale/ 2. http://tidbits.com/resources/2017-09/Rogue-Amoeba-15-years.png 3. https://rogueamoeba.com/audiohijack/takecontrol.php 4. https://rogueamoeba.com/store/deals/15years/ .