Steve Jobs interview - Time Magazine - Apr 12

[vijay007]

I really want to read Steve's interview in the Apr 12th Time Magazine issue. Does anyone have a link/forum where I can find the magazine's PDF? I tried searching the net for a long time, but could not find it.

Don't want to spend $5 for that magazine in app store though

 

[SXR]

I really want to read Steve's interview in the Apr 12th Time Magazine issue. Does anyone have a link/forum where I can find the magazine's PDF? I tried searching the net for a long time, but could not find it.

Don't want to spend $5 for that magazine in app store though

I want to read it aswell, that magazine is in the iBooks store? So its not for iPhone yet I would want to buy that magazine. Sure.

 

[redgaz26]

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Can't find a PDF but here's the link to the story.

http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1976935,00.html

 

[redgaz26]

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Link might not be clickable. I used copy and paste in my iPhone.

 

[Hmac]

The thing that struck me about that article was this quote of Jonathan Ives:

"It's not for us to predict what others will do," Ive says. "We have to concentrate on what we think is right and offer it up."

Man, that just about sums up Apple. I think of this concept everytime some guy here on the MacRumors technobubble starts predicting doom and gloom because the latest Dell laptop has BluRay and MBP's don't....or, "OH MY GOD, ANDROID HAS MULTITASKING - THE iPHONE IS GOING TO FAIL NOW...

Apple doesn't do countermarketing. They don't imitate, they are imitated. People just need to get a grip about Apple's product releases.

 

[H00513R]

The thing that struck me about that article was this quote of Jonathan Ives:

"It's not for us to predict what others will do," Ive says. "We have to concentrate on what we think is right and offer it up."

Man, that just about sums up Apple. I think of this concept everytime some guy here on the MacRumors technobubble starts predicting doom and gloom because the latest Dell laptop has BluRay and MBP's don't....or, "OH MY GOD, ANDROID HAS MULTITASKING - THE iPHONE IS GOING TO FAIL NOW...

Apple doesn't do countermarketing. They don't imitate, they are imitated. People just need to get a grip about Apple's product releases.

Exactly. True innovators don't worry about the market. Especially when they have a strong leader with a clear vision. Right or wrong, they know where they want to do.