8 episodes
Apple 3.0 Philip Elmer-DeWitt
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08: Meet Joshua Cohen, Apple University's resident philosopher.
A distinguished philosopher and political scientist (Yale, Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Apple) Cohen gives extraordinary lectures for executives and engineers on three topics: New York's Central Park, the discovery of the Higgs boson and Glenn Gould's recordings of the Goldberg Variations. You've already learned more than I knew before this interview about Apple University. To outsiders it is a mysterious black hole that sucks up the best and brightest from academia never to be seen again. Not so, says Cohen, who takes us inside.
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07: Dan Rayburn on Apple's original TV content
What is Reese Witherspoon making for Apple, and how will it fit into the post-Cable TV world? According to Dan Rayburn, principal analyst at Front & Sullivan, it won't be a Netflix-like series, and it won't be used to sell hardware. I learned a lot in this impromptu 10 minute Q&A .
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06: Daniel Eran Dilger on why Apple haters gotta hate
Twenty minutes with the company's fiercest defender.
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05: John Markoff of the NYT on covering Apple
"Over 2,000 bylines, each one thoroughly reported, crisply rendered, and gloriously drenched with quiet authority."
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04: Ben Bajarin on Apple's silicon edge
Apple’s semiconductor engineers are the envy of the industry.
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03: The Neil Cybart Story
How Sammy the Walrus became a rising star of Apple analysis