Last week, Apple closed their retail stores worldwide so that employees could participate in a company-wide remembrance of their founder. Apple has now posted the video of that event here. Note, this seems to only work with Safari. Norah Jones was delightful, and the speeches were thoughtful and moving.
60 minutes did a piece related to the upcoming Jobs biography. AppleInsider has links to that video, plus links to extra material, here.
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60 Minutes followed the Jobs interview with a segment on the iPad's life-changing benefits for some autistic children. Amazing.
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