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According to an article in the (account required), Apple has retained global recruiting firm Egon Zehnder International to find a replacement for . Involving an outside partner is unusual for Apple; rumors suggest that the firm may have been picked to help broaden the search to candidates outside the U.S. I'm not sure why it thought that hiring the guy from would help, but okay.
(AppAdvice)
If you think those are clouds on the horizon, you may be right. AppAdvice says it's confirmed that Apple is launching a re-downloading and "possibly streaming service" dubbed iTunes Replay. The service would reportedly extend what Apple has already done with and to movies. Personally, I'd pay good money to have the ability to not only download some movies I've already watched, but also to erase them entirely from my memory.
(All Things D)
By the end of the year, you should be able to read all publications from Time Inc. on your tablet--as long as it's an iPad, Android tablet, HP TouchPad, or Barnes & Noble Nook. Sorry, PlayBook user(s).
(iSmashPhone.com)
Apple's already ; now, Steve Jobs may be able to take a personal affront. The Ukrainian Secretary of National Security and Defense, Raisa Bogatyrova gave a speech at Kiev-Mohyla Academy's graduation ceremony--one that was apparently similar to Jobs's address at Stanford in 2005. I mean, I was willing to let it slide as a coincidence, until she concluded by unveiling a new iPhone.
(The Loop)
Photographer Taea Thale is suing Apple for using photos she took of the band She and Him in an iPhone commercial. Is it just me or, does it seem like it's gotten to the point where the only way to avoid infringing on someone else's intellectual property is to lock yourself in a basement?
Wait, "Method and Apparatus for Sealing A Person or Persons in a Subterranean Room?" .
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