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Here's That Steve Jobs E-Book Email to James Murdoch
— “Throw in with Apple and see if we can all make a go of this to create a real mainstream e-books market at $12.99 and $14.99.” — That's an excerpt from an email sent by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs to James Murdoch of News Corporation …
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Bill Gates on Steve Jobs: We grew up together
— We've seen plenty of Bill Gates on television, but we'd never seen him get emotional before. It was a striking, yet subtle moment in Gates' 60 Minutes interview this week when Charlie Rose asked him about his longtime business rival, the late Steve Jobs.
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Funny or Die's Steve Jobs Movie ‘iSteve’ Now Available Online
— After being delayed yesterday, Funny Or Die's Steve Jobs movie “iSteve” has now been released online. The movie stars Justin Long as Steve Jobs and Lost's Jorge Garcia as Steve Wozniak. — The film is the longest video produced …
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Laurene Powell Jobs on immigration reform & Steve Jobs' ‘private legacy’
— Laurene Powell Jobs is speaking publicly for the first time since her husband Steve Jobs' death to advocate for immigration reform. — “I started getting more and more active around immigration reform …
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Verizon CEO Claims He Convinced Steve Jobs to Add LTE to iPhone [iOS Blog]
— Fierce Wireless reports that while discussing Verizon's LTE investment at the National Association of Broadcasters conference yesterday, Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam claimed that he convinced Steve Jobs to add LTE to the iPhone.
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New book shares insights from Steve Jobs' 1st boss
— SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — When Steve Jobs adopted “think different” as Apple's mantra in the late 1990s, the company's ads featured Albert Einstein, Bob Dylan, Amelia Earhart and a constellation of other starry-eyed oddballs who reshaped society.
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First Chapter of Steve Jobs Manga Previewed Online
— Series will be running in josei magazine “Kiss” — Manga Taish and Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize winning manga author Mari Yamazaki, whose time travel public bath manga Thermae Romae was adapted into a live action movie and anime …
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ReadWrite Editor-In-Chief Dan Lyons, A.K.A. Fake Steve Jobs, Is Leaving For Hubspot
— Dan Lyons, the editor-in-chief at tech blog ReadWrite, is leaving for a position at marketing software company Hubspot. We heard the news from knowledgeable sources, and the part about Lyons' departure …
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Funny or Die Makes a Steve Jobs Movie
— LOS ANGELES — Techies have been keeping a hot eye on dueling Steve Jobs biopics, one an indie starring Ashton Kutcher and the other, written by Aaron Sorkin, in the works at Sony, which made “The Social Network.” — But it turns out there was also a joker …
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Steve Jobs to be manga hero in official Japanese comic series
— To appear in Kiss magazine for girls — The life story of Steve Jobs is to be made into a manga comic book series in Japan and the first illustration from artist? Mari Yamazaki has appeared online.
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