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The authorized biography of Steve Jobs, announced earlier this year and scheduled to be released by Simon & Schuster in March 2012, has a new title.
According to Fortune, the old title, iSteve: The Book of Jobs, chosen by the publisher's publicity department, wasn't a favorite around author Walter Isaacson's household. Isaacson has succeeded in getting a new title approved:
In 2010, it was first reported that Steve Jobs had agreed to participate in an authorized biography. The book is due on March 6th, 2012 and is already available for pre-order from Amazon.
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Top Rated Comments
(View all)I wonder when people will start lining up outside Barnes and Noble?
Why do that when we have Kindles and iPads?
Why do that when we have torrents?
I'm sure Steve won't mind missing out on a little cash not entering his 95ct gold lined wallet.
:D no cash enters his gold lined wallet besides the $1 he gets every year from his job at Apple...
The fourth print (Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson 4P) will be a thought rather than a physical product. It will cost more than the print versions, and you may not share it.