mpanzarino

Hello Nan, thank you for collecting those links, I know that it took your personal time to find those and we'll definitely make sure that you're credited properly in them.

All of the posts appear to have an 'image credit' or 'photo source' link back to your Flickr profile, but we understand that this isn't good enough and from now on will be moving image sources into the body of the article.

Please accept our apologies for not crediting it more clearly and thank you for the great shots!

I've made a change to credit the image more prominently with the photographer's name.

As a photographer myself, who does offer images under a CC license, I understand the importance of crediting. It was not my intention to slight them in any way.

And you'll find that a good many of the articles that we publish contain original reporting. Thank you for reading.

Yep, my fault. I'm crap at dates. I've updated the article.

Thanks, always wondered whether I was just useless or 'especially useless'. Remember that writing an article like this means explaining things that may not be as evident to the general public as they are to you. Thank you for reading though, I appreciate it.

Niels, it definitely wasn't my intention to imply that Isaacson don't touch on these matters at all, because he did. However, I must stick by my assertion that the discussions of Jobs' motives and methods during this era is very, very light. This video adds a significant amount of color to the conversation about NeXT and the way that he interacts with the staff is fascinating.

So yes, he may have pulled some quotes from the players involved, but I feel that this short video tells you more about Jobs' operational methods at the time than the entire section on NeXT in the bio.

Thank you very much for your thoughts though, it is definitely a possibility that this was part of the material used by Isaacson, good point.

Thanks! I didn't recognize her. Added that info to the article.

I agree, the same example jumped out. It was interesting to hear it called out to his face when she questioned being a slave to the deadline over the quality of the product.

The information is in the second video, I figured, why transcript Craig's description when he did a succinct job of it himself?

To be honest, there's little information other than what he divulged out there on the net, as it was a private tool. If I find more i'll write a followup, it's pretty fascinating.