Apple’s battle to keep the private life of the company’s incredibly secretive CEO continues, with The Times this morning publishing a profile of the rock-star CEO.
It seems Apple’s PR people attempted to prevent publication of this report, despite that it contains little that isn’t already widely known. And while it makes an attempt at balance by discussing the “bad” and “good” sides of the famously mercurial Jobsian character, it concedes the remarkable impact of the man and all his achievements.
In the opinion of this commentator, that the report fails to examine any of the personal reflections Jobs shared during his famed Sta
