“Not even an iPod shortage could put a dent in Steve Jobs’ popularity,” Virginia Citrano reports for Forbes. “The Apple Computer chief executive finished December with a 94% approval rating, even with his all-time high on our CEO Approval Tracker. Jobs has now finished first on our ratings 18 months in a row.”
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I hope his Steveness stays interested in personal computers. Whatever he does though will likely be a positive impact on our lives and the industries he challenges. I hope to see more leaders like him in the near future.
But he still hasn’t impressed Thurrott in the lastest Internet Nexus Rant.
PS. I’m now working for Paul, going around to Mac sites and promoting his stuff.. Cool, huh?
Wow–look at his graph compared to the other folks’… They’re not even on the same plane of existence!
Vote number 299 with Steve at 90%