Ted Todorov
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Apple can't win here -- everyone has been screaming that Apple needs to have a succession for Jobs in place, and if Apple shows signs of having the much suggested succession plan in place -- those very same people start screaming -- the world is ending, Jobs is sick.
Anyway, from what I've read, the Macworld abandonment thing has nothing to do with Jobs (or rather has everything to do with Jobs not wanting to do it, but nothing to do with his health).
Now, of course for all we know Jobs is sick. Or on vacation in Hawaii or in China negotiating an iPhone deal, or busy trying to strong arm the music industry to sell DRM free on iTunes in time for that stupid Macworld.
Or he is sitting at home and is too contrarian to even pick up the phone to the NY Times to tell them his alive and well and living in Palo Alto. We don't know. Wired speculating means nothing -- they have no information of any kind that you or I don't have.
Anyway, from what I've read, the Macworld abandonment thing has nothing to do with Jobs (or rather has everything to do with Jobs not wanting to do it, but nothing to do with his health).
Now, of course for all we know Jobs is sick. Or on vacation in Hawaii or in China negotiating an iPhone deal, or busy trying to strong arm the music industry to sell DRM free on iTunes in time for that stupid Macworld.
Or he is sitting at home and is too contrarian to even pick up the phone to the NY Times to tell them his alive and well and living in Palo Alto. We don't know. Wired speculating means nothing -- they have no information of any kind that you or I don't have.
