Steve Jobs

Great
, 186–192; Michael Rogers, “It’s the Apple of His Eye,”
Newsweek
, Jan. 30, 1984; Rose, 207, 233; Felix Kessler, “Apple Pitch,”
Fortune
, Apr. 15, 1985; Linzmayer, 145.
    Thirty Years Old: Interviews with Mallory Walker, Andy Hertzfeld, Debi Coleman, Elizabeth Holmes, Steve Wozniak, Don Valentine. Sheff.
    Exodus: Interviews with Andy Hertzfeld, Steve Wozniak, Bruce Horn. Hertzfeld, 253, 263–264; Young, 372–376; Wozniak, 265–266; Rose, 248–249; Bob Davis, “Apple’s Head, Jobs, Denies Ex-Partner Use of Design Firm,”
Wall Street Journal
, Mar. 22, 1985.
    Showdown, Spring 1985: Interviews with Steve Jobs, Al Alcorn, John Sculley, Mike Murray. Elliot, 15; Sculley, 205–206, 227, 238–244; Young, 367–379; Rose, 238, 242, 254–255; Mike Murray, “Let’s Wake Up and Die Right,” memo to undisclosed recipients, Mar. 7, 1985 (courtesy of Mike Murray).
    Plotting a Coup: Interviews with Steve Jobs, John Sculley. Rose, 266–275; Sculley, ix–x, 245–246; Young, 388–396; Elliot, 112.
    Seven Days in May: Interviews with Jean-Louis Gassée, Steve Jobs, BillCampbell, Al Eisenstat, John Sculley, Mike Murray, Mike Markkula, Debi Coleman. Bro Uttal, “Behind the Fall of Steve Jobs,”
Fortune
, Aug. 5, 1985; Sculley, 249–260; Rose, 275–290; Young, 396–404.
    Like a Rolling Stone: Interviews with Mike Murray, Mike Markkula, Steve Jobs, John Sculley, Bob Metcalfe, George Riley, Andy Hertzfeld, Tina Redse, Mike Merin, Al Eisenstat, Arthur Rock. Tina Redse email to Steve Jobs, July 20, 2010; “No Job for Jobs,” AP, July 26, 1985; “Jobs Talks about His Rise and Fall,”
Newsweek
, Sept. 30, 1985; Hertzfeld, 269–271; Young, 387, 403–405; Young and Simon, 116; Rose, 288–292; Sculley, 242–245, 286–287; letter from Al Eisenstat to Arthur Hartman, July 23, 1985 (courtesy of Al Eisenstat).
    CHAPTER 18: NeXT
    The Pirates Abandon Ship: Interviews with Dan’l Lewin, Steve Jobs, Bill Campbell, Arthur Rock, Mike Markkula, John Sculley, Andrea Cunningham, Joanna Hoffman. Patricia Bellew Gray and Michael Miller, “Apple Chairman Jobs Resigns,”
Wall Street Journal
, Sept. 18, 1985; Gerald Lubenow and Michael Rogers, “Jobs Talks about His Rise and Fall,”
Newsweek
, Sept. 30, 1985; Bro Uttal, “The Adventures of Steve Jobs,”
Fortune
, Oct. 14, 1985; Susan Kerr, “Jobs Resigns,”
Computer Systems News,
Sept. 23, 1985; “Shaken to the Very Core,”
Time
, Sept. 30, 1985; John Eckhouse, “Apple Board Fuming at Steve Jobs,”
San Francisco Chronicle
, Sept. 17, 1985; Hertzfeld, 132–133; Sculley, 313–317; Young, 415–416; Young and Simon, 127; Rose, 307–319; Stross, 73; Deutschman, 36; Complaint for Breaches of Fiduciary Obligations,
Apple Computer v. Steven P. Jobs and Richard A. Page,
Superior Court of California, Santa Clara County, Sept. 23, 1985; Patricia Bellew Gray, “Jobs Asserts Apple Undermined Efforts to Settle Dispute,”
Wall Street Journal
, Sept. 25, 1985.
    To Be on Your Own: Interviews with Arthur Rock, Susan Kare, Steve Jobs, Al Eisenstat. “Logo for Jobs’ New Firm,”
San Francisco Chronicle
, June 19, 1986; Phil Patton, “Steve Jobs: Out for Revenge,”
New York Times
, Aug. 6, 1989; Paul Rand, NeXT Logo presentation, 1985; Doug Evans and Allan Pottasch, video interview with Steve Jobs on Paul Rand, 1993; Steve Jobs to Al Eisenstat, Nov. 4, 1985; Eisenstat to Jobs, Nov. 8, 1985; Agreement between Apple Computer Inc. and Steven P. Jobs, and Request for Dismissal of Lawsuit without Prejudice, filed in the Superior Court of California, Santa Clara County, Jan. 17, 1986; Deutschman, 47, 43; Stross, 76, 118–120, 245; Kunkel, 58–63; “Can He Do It Again?”
Business Week
, Oct. 24, 1988; Joe Nocera, “The SecondComing of Steve Jobs,”
Esquire
, Dec. 1986, reprinted in
Good Guys and Bad Guys
(Portfolio, 2008), 49; Brenton Schlender, “How Steve Jobs Linked Up with IBM,”
Fortune
, Oct. 9, 1989.
    The Computer: Interviews with Mitch Kapor, Michael Hawley, Steve Jobs. Peter Denning and Karen Frenkle, “A Conversation with Steve Jobs,”
Communications of the Association for Computer Machinery
, Apr. 1, 1989; John Eckhouse, “Steve Jobs Shows Off Ultra-Robotic Assembly Line,”
San Francisco Chronicle
, June 13, 1989; Stross, 122–125; Deutschman, 60–63; Young, 425; Katie Hafner, “Can He Do It Again?”
Business Week
, Oct. 24, 1988;
The Entrepreneurs
, PBS, Nov. 5, 1986, directed by John Nathan.
    Perot to the Rescue: Stross, 102–112; “Perot and