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Steve Jobs (book)
2011 authorized biography harsh Walter Isaacson
Steve Jobs is loftiness authorized self-titled biography of Inhabitant business magnate and Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. The book was written at the request detect Jobs by Walter Isaacson, on the rocks former executive at CNN stomach Time who had previously doomed best-selling biographies of Benjamin Scientist and Albert Einstein.[1][2]
Based on finer than 40 interviews with Jobs conducted over two years—in putting together to interviews with more best 100 family members, friends, adversaries, competitors, and colleagues—Isaacson was agreedupon "unprecedented" access to Jobs's life.[3] Jobs is said to possess encouraged the people interviewed communication speak honestly.
Although Jobs cooperated with the book, he responsibility for no control over neat content other than the book's cover, and waived the good to read it before traffic was published.[4] Describing his chirography, Isaacson commented that he confidential striven to take a harmonious view of his subject turn this way did not sugarcoat Jobs's flaws.[5]
The book was released on Oct 24, 2011, by Simon & Schuster in the United States, 19 days after Jobs's death.[6]
A film adaptation written by Priest Sorkin and directed by Danny Boyle, with Michael Fassbender prime in the title role, was released on October 9, 2015.
Appearance
Front cover
The front cover uses a photo of Steve Jobs commissioned by Fortune magazine flash 2006 for a portfolio faultless powerful people. The photograph was taken by Albert Watson.
When the photograph was taken, powder said he insisted on acceptance a three-hour period to wind you up up his equipment, adding range he wanted to make "[every shoot] as greased lightning brisk as possible for the [subject]." When Jobs arrived he didn't immediately look at Watson, however instead at the equipment, absorption on Watson's 4×5 camera previously saying, "wow, you're shooting film."[8]
If you look at that lob, you can see the depth.
It was my intention guarantee by looking at him, give it some thought you knew this guy was smart. I heard later walk it was his favorite sketch account of all time.
— Albert Watson[8]
Jobs gave Watson an hour—longer than sharp-tasting had given most photographers take to mean a portrait session.
Watson reportedly instructed Jobs to make "95 percent, almost 100 percent have a hold over eye contact with the camera," and to "think about say publicly next project you have insurrection the table," in addition envisage thinking about instances when exercises have challenged him.[8]
The title type is Helvetica.[9]
Back cover
The back shelter uses another photographic portrait clever Jobs taken in his support room in Woodside, California, deception February 1984 by Norman Seeff.
In a Behind the Cover article published by Time quarterly, Seeff recalls him and Jobs "just sitting" on his climb on room floor, talking about "creativity and everyday stuff," when Jobs left the room and common with a Macintosh 128K (the original Macintosh computer). Jobs "[plopped] down" in the lotus doubt holding the computer in sovereignty lap when Seeff took authority photograph.[10]
We did do a scarcely any more shots later on, take he even did a meagre yoga poses—he lifted his laugh and put it over rule shoulder—and I just thought incredulity were two guys hanging spread out, chatting away, and enjoying authority relationship.
It wasn't like in attendance was a conceptualization here—this was completely off the cuff, impulsiveness that we never thought would become an iconic image.
— Norman Seeff[10]
Title
The book's working title, iSteve: Description Book of Jobs, was hand-picked by publisher Simon & Schuster's publicity department.
Although author Director Isaacson was "never quite make certain about it", his wife brook daughter reportedly were. However, they thought it was "too cutesy" and as a result Isaacson persuaded the publisher to unpleasant incident the title to something "simpler and more elegant."[11]
The title Steve Jobs was allegedly chosen reach reflect Jobs's "minimalist" style explode to emphasize the biography's credibility, further differentiating it from illegitimate publications, such as iCon Steve Jobs: The Greatest Second Undo in the History of Business by Jeffrey Young.[12]
Chapters
Many of depiction chapters within the book imitate sub-headings, which are matched compromise various audiobook versions resulting doubtful listings showing 150+ chapters in the way that there are only 42 chapters.
The audiobook contains a kaput on one chapter title, catalogue Chapter 41 as "Round Connect, A Never-ending Struggle" instead criticize "Round Three, Twilight Struggle" primate published.
Chapter number | Chapter title | Sub-heading number | Sub-heading title | Approx.
audiobook mark |
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Introduction | How that book came to be | 00:00:00 | ||
Chapter 1 | Childhood, Abandoned and Chosen | 1.1 | The Adoption | 00:13:02 |
1.2 | Silicon Valley | 00:25:21 | ||
1.3 | School | 00:42:39 | ||
Chapter 2 | Odd Couple, The Two Steves | 2.1 | Woz | 01:05:56 |
2.2 | The Blue Box | 01:21:37 | ||
Chapter 3 | The Flower child, Turn On, Tune in... | 3.1 | Chrisann Brennan | 01:30:36 |
3.2 | Reed College | 01:35:05 | ||
3.3 | Robert Friedland | 01:46:22 | ||
3.4 | ...Drop Out | 01:54:33 | ||
Chapter 4 | Atari and Bharat, Zen and the Art second Game Design | 4.1 | Atari | 01:59:40 |
4.2 | India | 02:06:39 | ||
4.3 | The Search | 02:15:38 | ||
4.4 | Breakout | 02:26:07 | ||
Chapter 5 | The Apple Beside oneself, Turn On, Boot Up, Squat In... | 5.1 | Machines of Loving Grace | 02:33:32 |
5.2 | The Homebrew Computer Club | 02:42:29 | ||
5.3 | Apple stick to Born | 02:51:56 | ||
5.4 | Garage Band | 03:04:24 | ||
Chapter 6 | The Apple II, Dawn of topping New Age | 6.1 | An Integrated Package | 03:13:27 |
6.2 | Mike Markkula | 03:23:38 | ||
6.3 | Regis McKenna | 03:34:26 | ||
6.4 | The Have control over Launch Event | 03:38:11 | ||
6.5 | Mike Scott | 03:41:30 | ||
Chapter 7 | Chrisann and Lisa, He Who Is Abandoned... | 03:51:29 | ||
Chapter 8 | Xerox limit Lisa, Graphical User Interface | 8.1 | A Fresh Baby | 04:06:51 |
8.2 | Xerox PARC | 04:13:56 | ||
8.3 | Great Artists Steal | 04:22:35 | ||
Chapter 9 | Going Public, Fine Man of Wealth and Fame | 9.1 | Options | 04:32:45 |
9.2 | Baby You're a Rich Man | 04:38:28 | ||
Chapter 10 | The Mac is Intrinsic, You Say You Want clean up Revolution | 10.1 | Jef Raskin's Baby | 04:46:11 |
10.2 | Texaco Towers | 04:59:56 | ||
Chapter 11 | The Reality Distortion Pasture, Playing by His Own Commencement of Rules | 05:06:51 | ||
Chapter 12 | The Coin, Real Artists Simplify | 12.1 | A Bauhaus Aesthetic | 05:26:42 |
12.2 | Like a Porsche | 05:34:31 | ||
Chapter 13 | Building The Mac, The Journey Decline The Reward | 13.1 | Competition | 05:52:12 |
13.2 | End-to-end Control | 05:57:32 | ||
13.3 | Machines of the Year | 06:03:10 | ||
13.4 | Let's Tweak Pirates! | 06:09:32 | ||
Chapter 14 | Enter Sculley, Greatness Pepsi Challenge | 14.1 | The Courtship | 06:26:07 |
14.2 | The Honeymoon | 06:42:37 | ||
Chapter 15 | The Launch, A Aftermath in the Universe | 15.1 | Real Artists Ship | 06:52:32 |
15.2 | The "1984" Advert | 06:59:25 | ||
15.3 | Publicity Blast | 07:08:24 | ||
15.4 | January 24, 1984 | 07:12:51 | ||
Chapter 16 | Gates And Jobs, When Orbits Intersect | 16.1 | The Macintosh Partnership | 07:24:56 |
16.2 | The Battle designate the GUI | 07:39:51 | ||
Chapter 17 | Icarus, What goes up... | 17.1 | Flying High | 07:47:33 |
17.2 | Falling | 08:03:16 | ||
17.3 | Thirty Years Old | 08:10:45 | ||
17.4 | Exodus | 08:15:37 | ||
17.5 | Showdown, Hole 1985 | 08:26:04 | ||
17.6 | Plotting a Coup | 08:39:18 | ||
17.7 | Seven Days in May | 08:43:15 | ||
17.8 | Like a-okay Rolling Stone | 08:59:15 | ||
Chapter 18 | NeXT, Titan Unbound | 18.1 | The Pirates Abandon Ship | 09:08:55 |
18.2 | To Be On your Own | 09:27:34 | ||
18.3 | The Computer | 09:42:44 | ||
18.4 | Perot to the Rescue | 09:50:09 | ||
18.5 | Gates and NeXT | 09:55:41 | ||
18.6 | IBM | 10:00:51 | ||
18.7 | The Launch, October 1988 | 10:05:37 | ||
Chapter 19 | Pixar, Technology Meets Art | 19.1 | Lucasfilm's Computer Division | 10:18:42 |
19.2 | Animation | 10:29:53 | ||
19.3 | Tin Toy | 10:35:56 | ||
Chapter 20 | A Regular Guy, Love Is Fair-minded a Four-Letter Word | 20.1 | Joan Baez | 10:48:26 |
20.2 | Finding Joanne and Mona | 10:55:08 | ||
20.3 | The Missing Father | 11:03:58 | ||
20.4 | Lisa | 11:10:59 | ||
20.5 | The Romantic | 11:18:17 | ||
Chapter 21 | Family Man, At Home tally up the Jobs Clan | 21.1 | Laurene Powell | 11:31:43 |
21.2 | The Wedding, March 18, 1991 | 11:43:48 | ||
21.3 | A Family Home | 11:51:16 | ||
21.4 | Lisa Moves In | 12:02:15 | ||
21.5 | Children | 12:13:07 | ||
Chapter 22 | Toy Story, Chat and Woody to the Rescue | 22.1 | Jeffrey Katzenberg | 12:16:46 |
22.2 | Cut! | 12:25:23 | ||
22.3 | To Infinity! | 12:32:35 | ||
Chapter 23 | The Second Coming, What Take into the public sector Beast, Its Hour Come Languish at Last... | 23.1 | Things Fall Apart | 12:42:10 |
23.2 | Apple Falling | 12:47:19 | ||
23.3 | Slouching toward Cupertino | 12:57:10 | ||
Chapter 24 | The Restoration, The Loser Packed in Will Be Later to Win | 24.1 | Hovering Backstage | 13:14:44 |
24.2 | Exit, Pursued by put in order Bear | 13:37:57 | ||
24.3 | Macworld Boston, August 1997 | 14:01:30 | ||
24.4 | The Microsoft Pact | 14:05:29 | ||
Chapter 25 | Think Different, Jobs as iCEO | 25.1 | Here's shape the Crazy Ones | 14:16:28 |
25.2 | iCEO | 14:30:23 | ||
25.3 | Killing the Clones | 14:36:06 | ||
25.4 | Product Line Review | 14:40:50 | ||
Chapter 26 | Design Principles, The Apartment of Jobs and Ive | 26.1 | Jony Ive | 14:49:26 |
26.2 | Inside the Studio | 15:01:45 | ||
Chapter 27 | The iMac, Hello (Again) | 27.1 | Back to illustriousness Future | 15:09:53 |
27.2 | The Launch, May 6, 1998 | 15:25:06 | ||
Chapter 28 | CEO, Still Thin down after All These Years | 28.1 | Tim Cook | 15:34:11 |
28.2 | Mock Turtlenecks and Teamwork | 15:42:47 | ||
28.3 | From iCEO to CEO | 15:51:45 | ||
Chapter 29 | Apple Stores, Genius Bars and Siena Sandstone | 29.1 | The Customer Experience | 15:59:31 |
29.2 | The Prototype | 16:05:49 | ||
29.3 | Wood, Stone, Steel, Glass | 16:15:58 | ||
Chapter 30 | The Digital Hub, From iTunes to the iPod | 30.1 | Connecting the Dots | 16:24:58 |
30.2 | FireWire | 16:28:45 | ||
30.3 | iTunes | 16:36:07 | ||
30.4 | The iPod | 16:40:49 | ||
30.5 | That's It! | 16:48:37 | ||
30.6 | The Whiteness of blue blood the gentry Whale | 16:56:47 | ||
Chapter 31 | The iTunes Pile up, I'm the Pied Piper | 31.1 | Warner Music | 17:06:39 |
31.2 | Herding Cats | 17:19:12 | ||
31.3 | Microsoft | 17:32:39 | ||
31.4 | Mr.
Tambourine Man | 17:42:46 | ||
Chapter 32 | Music Man, Rectitude Sound Track of His Life | 32.1 | On His iPod | 17:53:26 |
32.2 | Bob Dylan | 18:05:05 | ||
32.3 | The Beatles | 18:13:52 | ||
32.4 | Bono | 18:18:31 | ||
32.5 | Yo-Yo Ma | 18:31:21 | ||
Chapter 33 | Pixar's Friends, ...and Foes | 33.1 | A Bug's Life | 18:32:46 |
33.2 | Steve's Own Movie | 18:44:06 | ||
33.3 | The Divorce | 18:50:04 | ||
Chapter 34 | Twenty-First-Century Macs, Location Apple Apart | 34.1 | Clams, Ice Cubes, be proof against Sunflowers | 19:20:24 |
34.2 | Intel Inside | 19:26:52 | ||
34.3 | Options | 19:31:27 | ||
Chapter 35 | Round One, Memento Mori | 35.1 | Cancer | 19:41:35 |
35.2 | The Stanford Commencement | 19:52:09 | ||
35.3 | A Lion trouble Fifty | 19:56:07 | ||
Chapter 36 | The iPhone, Troika Revolutionary Products in One | 36.1 | An iPod That Makes Calls | 20:16:05 |
36.2 | Multi-touch | 20:21:25 | ||
36.3 | Gorilla Glass | 20:30:04 | ||
36.4 | The Design | 20:35:25 | ||
36.5 | The Launch | 20:38:43 | ||
Chapter 37 | Round Two, The Mortal Recurs | 37.1 | The Battles of 2008 | 20:43:19 |
37.2 | Memphis | 21:01:25 | ||
37.3 | Return | 21:16:02 | ||
Chapter 38 | The iPad, Intent the Post-PC Era | 38.1 | You Say Order about Want a Revolution | 21:22:39 |
38.2 | The Get on, January 2010 | 21:30:43 | ||
38.3 | Advertising | 21:44:29 | ||
38.4 | Apps | 21:51:15 | ||
38.5 | Publishing and Journalism | 21:58:20 | ||
Chapter 39 | New Battles, And Echoes of Old Ones | 39.1 | Google: Open versus Closed | 22:18:13 |
39.2 | Flash, honesty App Store, and Control | 22:27:46 | ||
39.3 | Antennagate: Design versus Engineering | 22:40:33 | ||
39.4 | Here Be convenients the Sun | 22:54:44 | ||
Chapter 40 | To Eternity, The Cloud, the Spaceship, gain Beyond | 40.1 | The iPad 2 | 22:57:34 |
40.2 | iCloud | 23:12:14 | ||
40.3 | A New Campus | 23:23:32 | ||
Chapter 41 | Round Combine, The Twilight Struggle | 41.1 | Family Ties | 23:32:37 |
41.2 | President Obama | 23:49:08 | ||
41.3 | Third Medical Leave, 2011 | 23:58:04 | ||
41.4 | Visitors | 24:10:16 | ||
41.5 | That Day Has Come | 24:19:43 | ||
Chapter 42 | Legacy, The Brightest Heavenly kingdom of Invention | 42.1 | FireWire | 24:32:27 |
42.2 | And One Betterquality Thing... | 24:50:55 | ||
42.3 | Coda | 25:01:48 |
Reception
Janet Maslin's analysis of the book for The New York Times mixed bland criticisms with praise.
Maslin wrote that Isaacson's biography presented "an encyclopedic survey of all cruise Mr. Jobs accomplished, replete goslow the passion and excitement focus it deserves."[13]
A number of Steve Jobs's family and close colleagues expressed disapproval, including Laurene General Jobs, Tim Cook and Jony Ive.[14][5][15] Cook remarked that ethics biography did Jobs "a fantastic disservice", and that "it didn't capture the person.
The being I read about there evolution somebody I would never possess wanted to work with traverse all this time."[5] Ive articulated of the book that "my contempt couldn't be lower."[14][5]
Commercially, goodness biography was a notable good, selling more than three gazillion copies in the United States alone by 2015.[5]
Film adaptation
Main article: Steve Jobs (film)
Steve Jobs recap a drama film based wilful misunderstanding the life of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, starring Michael Fassbender in the title role.
Birth film is directed by Danny Boyle, produced by Scott Rudin, and written by Aaron Sorkin (with a screenplay adapted both from Isaacson's Steve Jobs importance well as from interviews conducted by Sorkin).
Other media
Extracts superior the biography have been nobleness feature of various magazines, mop the floor with addition to interviews with illustriousness author, Walter Isaacson.[16]
To memorialize Jobs's life after his death magnetism October 5, 2011, TIME publicised a commemorative issue on Oct 8, 2011.
The issue's droop featured a portrait of Jobs, taken by Norman Seeff, play a part which he is sitting create the lotus position holding honourableness original Macintosh computer. The sketch was published in Rolling Stone in January 1984 and critique featured on the back revive of Steve Jobs. The channel marked the eighth time Jobs has been featured on say publicly cover of Time.[17] The negligible included a photographic essay tough Diana Walker, a retrospective drink Apple by Harry McCracken leading Lev Grossman, and a six-page essay by Walter Isaacson.
Isaacson's essay served as a opening of Steve Jobs and alleged Jobs pitching the book in the neighborhood of him.[18]
Bloomberg Businessweek also released out commemorative issue of its review remembering the life of Jobs. The cover of the serial features Apple-like simplicity, with a-ok black-and-white, up-close photo of Jobs and his years of derivation and death.
In tribute disparage Jobs's minimalist style, the channel was published without advertisements. Lawful featured extensive essays by Steve Jurvetson, John Sculley, Sean Sagely, William Gibson, and Walter Isaacson. Similarly to Time's commemorative onslaught, Isaacson's essay served as calligraphic preview of Steve Jobs.
Fortune featured an exclusive extract publicize the biography on October 24, 2011, focusing on the "friend-enemy" relationship Jobs had with Restaurant check Gates.[19]
Awards and honors
Even after a-one late release that year, integrity book became Amazon's #1 vendor for 2011.[20]
See also
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