Tina red se biography

Oct. 24, 2011— -- intro: Full disclosure: Steve Jobs was my white whale, the interview I wanted more than any other and the day he died I fashioned a black band across the Apple logo on my MacBook.

Tina red se biography

But after reading "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson, I'm fighting the urge to peel it off.

For one, the near-600 page tome is a reminder of how much Jobs would hate a sentimental piece of electrical tape ruining the clean lines of his creation.

But there's also the disappointment that comes with discovering an intellectual hero's massive flaws, for this is the portrait of a deeply selfish man with a mean streak that bordered on pathological.

"I ended up really liking Steve Jobs," Isaacson told me, and when he draws from their 40-plus interviews and conversations, it is easy to see why.

But he also includes horror stories gathered from employees, ex-girlfriends and rivals while drawing on unauthori