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thedailybeast.com - 10/6/2008

Not So Secret Apple

— thedailybeast.com — The company s former (13-year-old) nemesis explains how Steve Jobs has suddenly gone soft. I've had the... dubious privilege of being on the frontlines of Apple's war against web leaks. After my Apple news site, Think Secret, published details of ... (more) Not So Secret Apple

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iphonesavior.com - 10/9/2008

New Photos of Steve Jobs' Mercedes Hints at Apple Spectator Sport

— iphonesavior.com — CUPERTINO, CA - It appears that capturing snapshots of Steve Jobs' Mercedes SL55 AMG parked in a... handicapped spot at One Infinite Loop is quickly becoming one of the ultimate "must have" photos on a tour of "The Mothership. Apple cult ... (more) New Photos of Steve Jobs' Mercedes Hints at Apple ...

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bloomberg.com - 10/3/2008

Worldwide

— bloomberg.com — SEC Examining False Report on Apple Chief Jobs (Update4) By Connie Guglielmo Oct. 3 (Bloomberg) -- The... U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating the origin of a false report on a CNN citizen journalist Web site that Apple Inc. Chief ... (more) Worldwide

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Mr. Gottheil? Steve Jobs Called. He Said to Tell You Apple Doesn’t Need You Anymore, Either
Digital Daily — ... “Apple doesn’t need Jobs anymore,” Gottheil said. “He’s established three sound businesses — Mac, iPod and the iPhone — and the company knows how to execute his fanatical devotion to design and usability. There’s a stable management team in place, and they know what they’re doing. Without Jobs, Apple would have to pay a lot more to get the world’s attention. But he’s got a company and a brand and an organization and a strategy in place. There’s no reason to think that those things can’t be carried ...

Mr. Gottheil? Steve Jobs Called. He Said to Tell You Nobody Needs You Anymore, Either
Digital Daily — ... “Apple doesn’t need Jobs anymore,” Gottheil said. “He’s established three sound businesses–Mac, iPod and the iPhone–and the company knows how to execute his fanatical devotion to design and usability. There’s a stable management team in place, and they know what they’re doing. Without Jobs, Apple would have to pay a lot more to get the world’s attention. But he’s got a company and a brand and an organization and a strategy in place. There’s no reason to think that those things can’t be carried forward ...

Before the bell: Stocks to recover; BAC, AMD, AA, FSLR, DIS, EMC, NOK ...
BloggingStocks — ... ) - the stock was actually one of the few that saw gains Monday after Friday a rumor Jobs had a heart attack pummelled the stock down. On Monday, analysts said Apple doesn't need Jobs any more. ...

Analyst: Apple doesn’t need Steve Jobs anymore
MacDailyNews — ... he's got a company and a brand and an organization and a strategy in place. There's no reason to think that those things can't be carried forward without him.'" Keizer reports, "If Jobs stepped down, Tim Cook, currently chief operating officer, would run the company, Gottheil said. Cook ran Apple while Jobs out in 2004 after his cancer surgery. Jonathan Ive, Apple's senior vice president for industrial design, would pick up the reins on product design." More in the full article here .

Analyst: Apple doesn't need Jobs forever
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Apple Corporate, Apple Financial, Steve JobsTechnology analyst Ezra Gottheil recently talked with PC World about Apple's future without Steve Jobs: "Apple doesn't need Jobs anymore. He's established three sound businesses -- Mac, iPod and the iPhone -- and the company knows how to execute his fanatical devotion to design and usability. There's a stable management team in place, and they know what they're doing." Which is worse? The media's morbid fascination with Steve's ...

Apple Without Jobs: At Least One Analyst Gets It
TheAppleBlog — ... Finally, there’s a more level-headed analyst out there who realizes that life (and companies) do go on. Ezra Gottheil, of Technology Business Research, Inc., outlines why Apple will be OK when Steve Jobs departs. ...

Apple Shareholders Are Wusses
Digital Daily — ... “Apple doesn’t need Jobs anymore,” Ezra Gottheil of Technology Business Research. “He’s established three sound businesses–Mac, iPod and the iPhone–and the company knows how to execute his fanatical devotion to design and usability. There’s a stable management team in place, and they know what they’re doing. Without Jobs, Apple would have to pay a lot more to get the world’s attention. But he’s got a company and a brand and an organization and a strategy in place. There’s no reason to think that those things can’t be carried forward without him.” ...