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Steve Jobs' approach a lesson for Broadway's 'Motown'
In 2011, Nick Bilton of The New York Times asked Walter Isaacson, the biographer of Steve Jobs, an interesting question: "Did he try to control what you wrote in the book?" "I anticipated that," Isaacson replied. "But he didn't. He kept surprising me by...
Tags: Motown Records, Sociology, Crime, Law and Justice, Arts and Culture, Social Media
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Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell on "Finding The Next Steve Jobs"
Nolan Bushnell can boast of some notable achievements in his remarkable career. He helped start Atari and Chuck E. Cheese. But almost as important: Atari famously hired the young Jobs in 1974, a time when the future Apple founder was in his heavy...Tags: Gaming Industry, Book
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Review: National Geographic's 'The '80s' gets the decade just right
It's so easy to make fun of the 1980s. Ray-Bans, glam-rock hair, acid-washed jeans, the yuppie and Reaganomics, and all those regrettable images of women in power suits and tennis shoes. It seemed even as it was occurring an age of Culture Lite, a...Tags: Culture, Ronald Reagan, Back to the Future (movie), Religion and Belief, Philosophy
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'iSteve': Funny or Die's Steve Jobs biopic parody with Justin Long debuts - Watch now
Pop2itFunny or Die has released their first long form video, a parody biopic of the late Steve Jobs. Starring Justin Long as Jobs, the video runs 79 minutes long.... -
Google Glass not fully functional when used with iPhone
Google this week began shipping its Glass smart eyewear to app developers. The company also revealed that the widely anticipated device will not be fully functional when paired with an iPhone. The smartglasses, which some buyers have already received,...
Tags: Google+, Apple iPhone, Google Inc., New Products, Google Glass
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Spammers capitalizing on Boston bombings to infect computers
If you've received an email about the Boston bombings, do not click on the link. A spam-monitoring lab at the University of Alabama at Birmingham says a new malware campaign targeting Windows computers is sending out an "unprecedented" amount of spam...
Tags: Viral Diseases and Infections, Politics, Elections
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Google looking to expand super-fast Fiber service to Provo, Utah
After loudly announcing its expansion to Austin, Texas, last week, Google on Wednesday used a simple blog post to let users know it hopes to also bring Fiber, its high-speed Internet service, to Provo, Utah. The Silicon Valley giant is hoping the...
Tags: Google Inc.
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Attorney for student who was suspended for gun-shaped pastry files appeal
An attorney for an Anne Arundel County 7-year-old suspended from school for nibbling a breakfast pastry into the shape of a pistol is seeking to have the student's record expunged, and said he plans to appeal to Maryland's highest court if necessary....Tags: Students, Fox News Channel (tv network), Politics, Television Industry, Montgomery County (Maryland)
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The first Steve Jobs biopic? It's a parody by Funny or Die
The first Steve Jobs movie will premiere next month, but it's not the film anyone expected. Funny or Die will release a parody biopic titled "iSteve" on April 15 on the Internet. It'll be the first of three movies based on the late Apple co-founder to...
Tags: Bill Gates, Movies, jOBS (movie), Michaela Watkins, Google Inc.
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Schwarzenegger, your He-Man days have come and gone
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles TimesCOMMENTARY Arnold Schwarzenegger's recent decision to return as executive editor of Muscle & Fitness and Flex magazines makes one thing ...... -
New Apple campus $2 billion over budget, report says
The estimated cost of Apple's new campus in Cupertino, Calif., has skyrocketed from $3 billion to $5 billion over the last two years, according to Bloomberg Businessweek. Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook had previously said the completion of the campus...Tags: Tim Cook, Hewlett-Packard Co., Google Inc.
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Hoven students put on wax museum event
Elementary students at the Hoven School dressed up as famous figures as part of the third annual Living History Wax Museum event. The March 12 event featured students portraying a historical figure of their choice. Students performed speeches as...
Tags: Sarah Palin, Arts and Culture
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