* This post is inspired by Steven Berlin Johnson’s blog post earlier today. I too finished Walter Isaacson’s biography of Steve Jobs today, and wanted to jot down a few responses while they were still fresh in my head. * … Continue reading
For decades, the business-school mantra has been this: The goal of the CEO is to maximize shareholder value. Get real, says Roger L. Martin, dean of the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto. In his new book, … Continue reading
Playboy.com has reposted its February 1985 interview with Steve Jobs, conducted just before his 30th birthday. David Sheff’s questions are illustrative of the chaotic, early PC industry. What, exactly, does a computer do? Why would anyone want to buy one? … Continue reading
Walter Isaacson’s authorized biography of Steve Jobs will go on sale Oct. 24. In an essay on Time.com, Isaacson wrote about the last interview with Apple’s co-founder and chairman of the board: A few weeks ago, I visited Jobs for … Continue reading