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The Book Of Jobs

Steve Jobs Authorized Biography

First Posted: 02/22/2012 6:09 pm Updated: 02/22/2012 6:09 pm

The Great Debate:

Steve Jobs, the book, is very much a product of its time, which is to say, a product of its subject's fastidious narcissism and the broader culture's limitless capacity for nurturing it.

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Steve Jobs, the book, is very much a product of its time, which is to say, a product of its subject's fastidious narcissism and the broader culture's limitless capacity for nurturing it.
Steve Jobs, the book, is very much a product of its time, which is to say, a product of its subject's fastidious narcissism and the broader culture's limitless capacity for nurturing it.
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11:45 AM on 02/23/2012
Is that a IBM PC in the picture?
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Pectin
Lie to me...
09:36 AM on 02/23/2012
I get the impression that Maureen Tkacik didn't like Steve Jobs.
06:44 AM on 02/23/2012
Just as I suspected...
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06:52 PM on 02/22/2012
There is big money in bashing the dead.
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50,000 Screaming Fans (Ignore that other number)
01:09 AM on 02/23/2012
Isn't this the guy that Jobs hired to do the job?