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Superstar Syndrome Shouldn't Have To Keep Canonical Down

 

Published 1/15/2009 by thegline@optonline.net (Serdar Yegulalp) at InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs

Nobody I've talked to believes Steve Jobs is anything but deathly ill. They're also convinced that Apple will go on somehow -- even if not quite in the same vein. But what if this situation applied not to Jobs but to another technology entrepreneur that I've covered a great deal -- Canonical's Mark Shuttleworth? (link)

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