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Fake Steve Jobs' Book Has Kernels of Real Insight

"Dude, I invented the friggin' iPod. Have you heard of it?" If those words mean something to you, there's a good chance you've been eagerly awaiting Options: The Secret Life of Steve Jobs. If not, as the book's author might say, where the hell have you been? The book, by Forbes reporter Daniel Lyons, is a satirical novel written from the perspective of Jobs, Apple's megastar CEO. It's a rude tale purporting to chronicle the mercurial Jobs' life as he was caught up in a recent stock options backdating scandal.
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