Returning to the subject of a post on another thread early this morning, I learned about Steve Jobs' death on Facebook -- not on a newspaper's website.
How did you first hear the news?
Thursday, October 06, 2011
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CNN email
ReplyDeleteChannel surfing at dinner time...
ReplyDeleteNPR while driving home from work
ReplyDeleteAn AP mobile alert on my iPhone. Fitting.
ReplyDeleteFacebook
ReplyDeleteWhile watching a baseball game with the family, daughter was on FB on her iPhone and passed along the sad news.
ReplyDeleteTwitter
ReplyDeleteLike 12:58PM, I got an AP mobile alert on my iPhone. Also how I learned Sarah Palin wasn't running for President. One piece of horrible news and one piece of great news.
ReplyDeleteNews alert from The New York Times on my almost-10-year-old Mac G4. Love him or hate him, he's an example of how one person can change the world.
ReplyDeleteApple homepage right when I got home from work which is still the default homepage for safari browser on my iMac.
ReplyDeleteUsatoday.com news alert. One minute before the CNN.com news alert.
ReplyDeleteA CNN news alert on my iPad when I opened it.
ReplyDeleteTwitter, just as it happened :(
ReplyDeletefacebook
ReplyDeleteIf anything, Steve Jobs was an innovator. Someone who likes to play with technology and create products that everyone could enjoy. That’s actually what got him originally fired from Apple, the company he founded.. http://jslim28.blogspot.com/
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