Timeline of Steve Jobs media
Steve Jobs (February 24, 1955 – October 5, 2011) appeared in numerous speaking engagements, interviews, media appearances, and product introductions throughout his life. He spoke about a vast array of subjects including technology, entrepreneurship, society, philosophy, education, communication, movies, music, television, role models, industry, etc.
Interviews, appearances, and speaking engagements
Contents
Year | City | Occasion | Media | Subject Matter |
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1980 | Presentation donated to Computer History Museum[1] | Video |
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1980 | Cork, Ireland | RTÉ Interview | Video |
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1981 | San Francisco, CA | CBS Evening News; Barry Petersen interview | Video |
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1981 | Nightline; Ted Koppel | Video |
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1981 | Cupertino, CA | ABC News; Ken Kashiwahara |
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1982 | Academy of Achievement | Audio |
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1983 | Aspen, Colorado | International Design Conference in Aspen (IDCA) - 'The Future Isn't What It Used To Be' keynote |
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1983 | Hawaii | Apple Sales meeting |
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1984 | Boston | Boston Computer Society | Video | |
1985 | Playboy Magazine Interview[2] |
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1985 | Svaneholm Castle, Sweden | Apple University Consortium Europe, Lund University with Håkan Westling |
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1985 | Redwood City, CA and Pebble Beach, CA | 'Entrepreneurs' documentary | Video |
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1988 | Redwood City, CA | NeXTStep demonstration of MIDI and quotation application | Video | |
1990s | c.'An Immigrant's Gift' documentary interview | Video | ||
1990 | Memory & Imagination: New Pathways to the Library of Congress with Stewart Brand | Video |
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1990 | Interview with WGBH-TV | Video |
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1990 | San Francisco, CA | NeXTstation Keynote |
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1991 | Redwood City, CA | NeXT internal marketing strategy video | ||
1991 | Portland, Oregon | Reed College Howard Vollum Award acceptance speech |
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1992 | Cambridge, MA | MIT Sloan Distinguished Speaker Series | Video | |
1993 | Redwood City, CA | Interview on Paul Rand | Video | |
1994 | Redwood City, CA | Steve Jobs in 1994: The Rolling Stone Interview | Text | |
1994 | Santa Clara Valley Historical Society Silicon Valley Documentary |
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1995 | Redwood City, CA | Steve Jobs: 'The Lost Interview'; Robert X. Cringely | ||
1995 | Redwood City, CA | Smithsonian Oral History Project Interview |
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1995 | Los Angeles, CA | SIGGRAPH 1995 Keynote Speech |
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1996 | La Télé Christophe Rasch interview with Steve Jobs | Video | ||
1996 | NPR: Steve Jobs' 1996 Conversation with Terry Gross | Audio |
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1997 | San Diego, CA | WebObjects presentation at Microsoft Professional Developers Conference (MSPDC) | Video |
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1997 | San Francisco, CA | MacWorld Expo 1997 | Video |
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1997 | San Francisco, CA | WWDC Fireside Chat with Steve Jobs | Video | |
1997 | CNBC interview with Steve Jobs | Video |
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1998 | 10th Anniversary of Wolfram Mathematica | Video |
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1998 | Seattle, WA | CAUSE Annual Conference General Session | Video |
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2001 | Japan | Japanese National Public Broadcasting Organization interview | Video |
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2002 | 60 Minutes Overtime | Video |
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2005 | Palo Alto, CA | Stanford Commencement Address | Text |
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2006 | New York City | CNBC interview about Fifth Avenue Apple Store opening |
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2006 | Cupertino, California | Presents new plan for new campus to Cupertino City Council | Video | |
2007 | San Francisco, CA | CNBC Interview on the release of the iPhone | Video | |
2007 | Emeryville, CA | Interview about Pixar |
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2008 | San Jose, CA | US SEC Deposition | ||
2010 | San Francisco, CA | WWDC Introduction of the iPhone 4 and Facetime | ||
2011 | Cupertino, California | Presents the plan for the new Apple Campus | Video |
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2011 | 60 Minutes (Posthumous) | Video |
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See also
How to Grow an Apple: Did Steve Jobs Speak Apple to Success? Aalborg University, Lotte Skjøttgaard Sørensen, 2013
References
- "Computer History Museum - Steve Jobs".
- The Playboy Interview: Moguls. Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
- "Beloved dean played key role in the life of Steve Jobs". Reed Magazine. Retrieved 6 December 2016.
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