Articles related to "Steve Jobs"

Marketers, sales persons, public relations professionals, and keynote speakers always look for ways to make their presentations better. A new book makes a perfect coach.

"Little animation studio that could" now part of world's largest entertainment conglomerate

Shares in the technology company Apple fell to a three year low of $77 on the back of news that the firm's figurehead and CEO, Steve Jobs, is to give up the company reins

EMI announces press conference possibly regarding Beatles downloads and the Juno awards are taking place in Toronto.

Sales presentations are often dry and stuffy, but not when Steve Jobs adds his dramatic flair to them. Carmine Gallo dissects what makes Jobs such a great presenter.

Nine Inch Nails have a new album, Bjork might have a release date and Steve Jobs: For The People.

Successful entrepreneurs understand that there are highs and lows when running their own company.

Steve Jobs has long been known as a communications expert. New book tells readers how Jobs creates, plans, and practices his memorable presentations.

The major aspects of Apple's international success are their product development, their extensive marketing and the human approach to high technology.

The Whites Stripes get "Icky" while the Police sell quickly and music industry execs get prickly.

Is Apple' success only about Steve Jobs or is Apple an innovative technology leader that can survive and thrive with new creative top executives?

One strategy for extending a business organization's profitability and long-term viability is to make it a priority to stop doing ineffective activities.

In the IT field, the Internet is referred to as "the cloud." In the near future, features traditionally associated with a physical computer will move to cyber-space.

As Apple's billion-dollar iTunes app store attracts more and more developers, complaints and questions have arisen about the application process.

The questions over why Ratatouille didn't make more money continue. Now the theory is Pixar has "brand fatigue." What's going on? Part #1 of a 2-part series.

More and more members of modern society are assuming the roles of technoverts; a method of using mobile technology to insulate themselves from human interaction.

Leslie Iwerks' documentary looks at the powerhouse CGI studio started by Steve Jobs, Ed Catmull and John Lasseter. 9/10.

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference will happen on June 11,2007 in San Francisco. Global IT professionals will meet and attend the company's high-profile events.

Consultant David Henderson says the new media and the public respond best to companies with a human face, especially if that face is an authentic chief executive officer.

The Apple iPhone was the most eagerly anticipated PDA to launch, ever. Some Macintosh fans and detractors have complaints, though; is Apple turning into Microsoft?

The Walt Disney Company announced that Cars 2 will be Pixar's animated movie for 2011. Movie will likely star voices of Owen Wilson, Bonnie Hunt and Larry the Cable Guy.

The Walt Disney Company is officially shutting down its controversial "direct-to-DVD" sequels to their animated classics.

What are the 20 most important moments in CGI movie history? I take you through my list of candidates. Part #1 of a 5-part series.

People are lining up around the block for a chance to nab an iPhone, but does the gadget really deserve such gaga enthusiasm? Here are 6 reasons to take a closer look.

The Venice Film Festival will honour John Lasseter and the entire staff of Disney/Pixar with a Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement.

Why have DreamWorks and Disney mended their fences? And will the Rabbit return?

Just when everyone believed that the life of the Mac mini was over, Apple releases a newer, faster and better valued version of this popular desktop computer.

Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO has annouced that Apple's iPhone has had more business friendly features added to its innovative phone.

When it comes to media hype, Apple is an absolute master. In the iTablet, the company might just have hit the media frenzy jackpot. But will it ever appear?

Both the thinnest and the lightest laptop available, Apple introduces the new MacBook Air at Macworld.

As by now everyone is aware, the rollout of the latest Windows OS has not been smooth. Despite this, however, corporate and home PC users are gradually switching.

There have been quite a few articles that give you reasons to switch to MAC. Reasons could be many, but the real king never loses the throne.

Apple iMac TV screens are being sold with the advertising phrase that fuels people with eating disorders, especially anorexia.

Apple has announced upgrades & price cuts to some flagship products. Consumers could get some surprise Christmas bargains, especially if they look online for savings.

Love or hate the latest high-speed incarnation of Apple's little darling, the popularity of the iPhone 3G took even the manufacturer by surprise.

AMPAS has voted to give the Gordon E. Sawyer Award for technological merit to Disney Animation president and Pixar co-founder Ed Catmull.

Leopard promises to be more than just an upgrade: It could be defining personal computer use for the decade ahead.

While laptops in the classroom have been found to improve learning, having personal laptops issued to students may not be as beneficial as once thought.

Brief biography of Akio Morita, Sony's co-founder, and the history of Sony Corporation, leading electronics manufacturers.

Robert Merton's views on deviant behavior, or strain theory, as well as his typology of deviance, has defined a longstanding paradigm in sociological research.

Robert Zemeckis admitted that he's working on the script for a possible Who Framed Roger Rabbit sequel, with original writers Peter Seaman and Jeffrey Price.

Small businesses have long been the backbone of the U.S. economy. Today small businesses are making a bigger impact than big business.

Check out the specs for Disney Home Video's The Jungle Book 2 Special Edition. The DVD hits shelves June 17th.

Wall Street analyst Richard Greenfield admitted he was "dead wrong" about his assessment of Up's box office chances. Disney/Pixar film has earned $273 million so far.

Wikipedia may be able to get the word out about a company, but its users are only interested in dispassionate, third-party information which educates.

Each day's headlines announce new job losses due to the recession and the economic crisis. Americans traditionally respond by starting their own business.

After Disney purchased ABC and ESPN in 1996, much of their time was spent trying to salvage and expand the two brands.

"Know Your Mushrooms" is a cult fave in Canada, but Ron Mann's wistful, endearing documentary on mind altering flora just got a big international boost.

Ideas and insights to stimulate business owners handle challenges with their products, customers, and competition.

Disney/Pixar's latest film, Up, is yet another triumph for the Emeryville animation studio; as heartwarming as it is funny. 10/10.