“A local book company has published a New Year Calendar 2012, entitled ‘Be hungry – Be foolish,’ [sic] a famous statement by Steve Jobs, in order to commemorate this talent,” Hoa Binh reports for VietNamNet Bridge.
“The calendar includes 14 selected pictures which feature the most memorable moments in the life of Steve Jobs,” Binh reports. “Each picture goes with a famous statement by Jobs, in English and Vietnamese.”
Binh reports, “The 14th page of the calendar features Jobs’ life since 1976, with 56 small pictures.”
Check out the calendar’s Steve Jobs photos and quotes here.
MacDailyNews Take: Um, it’s “Stay hungry, stay foolish.”
(The mistake may only be in the article, not the actual calendar.)
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “krquet” for the heads up.]
And, whey misquote Jobs in the other aspect, too. He was not trying to pose as author of the quote.
“All your calendar are belong to us…”
Classic.
LOL
Sounds like a publisher has issued a calendar, not Vietnam. Looks like a cool calendar, but it’s not like an official commemoration from another country. Just goes to show how a headline can reshape the truth of an article. Should have read something like: “From Vietnam: Steve Jobs Commemorative Calendar”.
A couple of those pics look like they should be on the cover of Teen Beat magazine.
He was so cute!😊
Another quote spotted?
“Apple Computer last long, long time…”
I still remember the smell when I stepped off an aircraft at Danang in 1968.
Come on… “Vietnam” issues Steve Jobs calendar. That’s like saying the “United States” issued a new iPhone, when Apple released iPhone 4S. 🙂
Haha. I was just about to type something about that. Headlines are getting a little odd around here lately.
United States issues the Biography of Steve Jobs!
Pho sho!
In fairness to MDN, they were just using the title of the original article. And the “be hungry – be foolish” was in the original article.
As the old saying goes: “I don’t make the news, I just report it.”