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Valley Buzz: Woz on Jobs, the New Google Diet, Slumping PCs and How You're Likely Wasting Time at Work
Published 1/15/2009 at Yahoo! Finance: Tech Ticker
Is there a silver lining in Steve Jobs’ leave of absence for Apple investors? His co-founder Steve Wozniak sees one. I just left the set of a new tech show produced by our local NBC affiliate, and as coincidence would have it, “Woz” and
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