“Steve Jobs is the Ronald McDonald of Apple, he is the face.”

—  Rob Enderle

Can anyone replace Steve Jobs at Apple? http://telegraph.co.uk/technology/apple/4249095/Can-anyone-replace-Steve-Jobs-at-Apple.html in The Telegraph (15 January 2009)

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