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Steve Jobs in the U.S. media spotlight

Posted by Thomas on March 5, 2008 in Other , Apple | 6 comments

Steve Jobs for Fortune
For several weeks, accompanied by a dramatic fall in Apple shares on the stock market (40% from January 2008), the specialized American press was full of rumors about the possible succession of the CEO in the company.

The magazine "Fortune" devotes its latest cover Steve Jobs and the "golden apple", including an interview with Peter Elkind, who many say is preparing a "biography" of daddy.

Jobs is a controversial character, like many geniuses, a position difficult and complex decisions, sometimes incomprehensible, where only the time and has given no reason.

In any case it is often pulled by a person who understands and right to "manage" and "innovation" often means risking being wrong and, if in the end would win something.

Many have echoed the fact that Jobs closet for 9 months his pancreatic cancer until it was completed and operated. But, aside from the need to respect the privacy of each person, I guess he also had his reasons not to disclose his illness for the sake of the company, until the right time.

This did not negatively impact on Apple, and seen in the distance, was a good decision.

CNN Money collected as part of this interview the CEO of Apple.

Seeing, however, as the half and put back in many places, note that Jobs has made some enemies in the way of their decision and wants him there.

Or simply do not support that there were eats ground, which traditionally had been outside its classic, as happens now with the mobile and iPhone.

Many of these "actions against" explain, among other reasons cyclical because of the loss of so great actions in recent months.

6 Comments

Arnau
March 5, 2008
Clarence Works, is a guy who has always innovated and are born with all the straight path, do not believe that this action represents no significant fall (ideologically speaking) about Apple, is, I think it will go more Jobs to "sack".
On the other hand, if you've have no successor, gustossament voluntary offer me hahaha ...
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Thomas
March 5, 2008
@ Arnau, you know the headaches of having to be a "Steve Jobs" today? although I'm sure you do the joke. Start practicing with frontrow to change the slides of the Keynotes ...
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Santiago Mas y Mas
March 6, 2008
Well a very interesting article that you posted. I've echoed it (as you quote the source) to MACniacs.com, a blog in the Xarc Enthusiast Network is starting to walk. (Almost) all are in Valencia (Alicante and Valencia) and mother tongue Catalan (Valencian), why we are interested in how we treat the news from this site that has long since come along.
Greetings and follow because we need this kind of pages in our language.
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Thomas
March 6, 2008
@ James, thanks for passing by here now and make statement. We had just finished watching. I have begun recently, and wish you luck on the project. You also added to our Blogroll
My relationship with Valencia for reasons of family and friends is very narrow, and have therefore a special assessment.
Good luck in the new project MACniacs. One day you must leave the interview and podcast we put accent "Che" and a good rice oloreta
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Santiago Mas
March 6, 2008
For my part I'm happy to serve you whenever you may wish. Thank you for your welcome and feel free to follow with attention your Blog.
Greetings comrades!
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Ludo
March 6, 2008
@ Bite ... from the day that I was never aware that relament get down and be loved by everyone, happy sound. I think at some point in his life spent in jobs for the same experience and technically "you used the XXXXXX" they say it. If the fuck out as CEO at Apple will lose 80% of your impact as a brand and Comany ... Without the Macworld Keynote, for example, the MacBook Air would be nothing more than a lightweight laptop has no dvd reader.
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