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Teens Admire Steve Jobs Most Among Celebrity Entrepreneurs
earthtimes.org - 10/13/2009
Teens Admire Steve Jobs Most Among Celebrity Entrepreneurs
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National survey shows teens admire celebs for making a difference in the world over fame and wealth COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Oct. 13 > > > COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Oct. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- More than ever, being a celebrity means being a brand. The fabulous and famous increasingly are ...
Steve Jobs is more popular than Oprah
tgdaily.com - 10/13/2009
Steve Jobs is more popular than Oprah
— tgdaily.com — US teens have voted Apple's Steve Jobs the person they most admire because he has ‘made the... world a better place'. (more) Steve Jobs is more popular than Oprah

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— ja.org — NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release: October 13, 2009 TEENS ADMIRE STEVE JOBS MOST AMONG CELEBRITY ENTREPRENEURS National... survey shows teens admire celebs for making a difference in the world over fame and wealth Colorado Springs, Colo. — More than ... (more) About JA - What's New

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silicon.com - 10/8/2009
Exclusive: Steve Jobs tops list of most influential people in tech
— silicon.com — Apple CEO Steve Jobs has been named the most influential individual in the global technology industry, topping... the silicon.com 2009 Agenda Setter's list. Jobs has made pole position on the list for the second time (the first time being in 2003) - ... (more) Exclusive: Steve Jobs tops list of most influential ...

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9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence:  Steve Jobs is 'bigger than Oprah'

Macworld:  Forget Oprah; Jobs is teens' most admired entrepreneur

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Steve Jobs is 'bigger than Oprah'
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — ... From the Apple human interest department, a new survey of US teenagers this morning reveals that Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, is considered bigger than Oprah Winfrey. ...

Forget Oprah; Jobs is teens' most admired entrepreneur
Macworld — ... Oprah has over 2.3 million followers on social networking service Twitter. Steve Jobs? Zero . And yet, in a recent poll by youth organization Junior Achievement, the Apple CEO topped the talk show maven by a hefty margin as the entrepreneur that teens most admired. It makes perfect sense, really. I mean, sure, Oprah once gave ...

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