Two Weeks After "Thoughts On Music"

He doesn't need one. He has a much wider array of options at his disposal...Events, Speeches, White Papers, Manifestos...he uses whatever is appropriate and gets massive coverage no matter which he uses...He's a full-featured marketing/pr type, not a blogger ;-)

Blogs are highly politicized which currently are used to generate FUD and innacuraries. It's a venue, which unfortunately, just can't be trusted.

I'm glad Jobs is out of the blog arena. It would detract from the mission of the business: making Apple products more widely accepted in a Microsoft dominated culture.

you have seen the fakesteve blog, right?
DJ

Steve Jobs doesn't need a blog. Rather than talk incessantly about technology or strategy he simply let the Company's products do the talking for him. I don't think M. Dell, B. Gates, S. Ballmer, or M. Hurd has a blog. Steve J. is a fascinating person to watch and listen. A blog will just be another me too blog like everyone else. I thought his essay was succinct and to the point, bloggers sometimes tend to ramble about a whole lot of nothing.

Jobs is always using the one-way communication. Keynote, 'open letter' or press release, he's always the transmitter. I don't think he's interested in comments and feedback from consumers. The discussion among bloggers (not Apple) will happen elsewhere in the blogosphere.

I thought you were going to say "Why doesn't he run for president?" Interesting...might motivate Bill Gates to enter politics...very interesting!

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