Steve Jobs Biography to Include Resignation Details, November Debut On Schedule
PCMag.com reports that Steve Jobs' authorized biography, initially slated for a March 2012 release but recently bumped up to a November 21st debut, will be updated to include details on his resignation as Apple CEO yesterday. The changes will not result in a delay for the book's release.
Publisher Simon & Schuster said the highly anticipated tell-all biography, written by acclaimed biographer Walter Isaacson, will include Wednesday night's announcement from Jobs' point of view.
Simon & Schuster spokeswoman Tracey Guest told PCMag that Isaacson "speaks to Jobs regularly and is still working on the final chapter of the book."
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(View all)Steve: "How's the book coming?"
Walter: "Good, but I can't figure out how to end it..."
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2 days ago:
Steve: "How's the book coming?"
Walter: "Good, but I can't figure out how to end it..."
Haha, good one :p:p
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Cannot wait! :apple:
Will read on my iPad 2!
Hopefully hi-res iPad 3!
He planned this...! :cool:
Yeah...right. How diabolical. He planned to get a life threatening illness (one has to think that his health has taken a drastic turn for the worse) that would force him to resign his position at the company he loves so he can push book sales. Brilliant analysis.
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