Straight Dope on the IPod’s Birth

I thought I spotted an overly strong Phil Schiller vibe in this article, even if they did spend the next sentence or two back tracking. Seems Steve Jobs noticed too: My own foot soldiers have set themselves to the ignoble task of un-writing the Legend of El Jobso and smoothing the way for my successor.

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Published:: 10.18.06 / 2pm

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