The Second Coming of Steve Jobs - Alan Deutschman [127]
primal scream therapy
Prince of Egypt
Princeton University
Ramini, Kamini
Rand, Paul
Raskin, Jef
Red’s Dream
Redse, Christina
appearance of
marriage proposal rejected by
personality of
SJ’s relationship with
Reed College
Reeves, Bill
Regency theater
Regular Guy, A (Simpson)
Renaissance theater
Rhapsody software
Richard Blum & Associates
RISC microchips
Robertson Stephens & Company
Rock, Arthur
Rockefeller, David
Roger & Me
Roizen, Heidi
Rolling Stone,
Roman Meal bread,
Roth, Joe
Rubinstein, Jon
Rulon-Miller, Todd
San Francisco Chronicle
San Jose Mercury News
Schlender, Brent
Schneider, Peter
Schumacher, Tom
Schure, Alexander
Scientific American
Scorsese, Martin
Sculley, John
Apple restored by
departure from Apple by
SJ’s relationship with
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Sendak, Maurice
Sheraton Palace Hotel
Shoup, Dick
Siggraph (Special Interest Group on Graphics)
silicon chip
Silicon Graphics Inc.
Silicon Valley
Simpson, Joanne (SJ’s mother)
Simpson, Mona (SJ’s sister)
books written by
personality of
Simpsons, The
Sipprell, Karen
Skywalker Ranch
Slade, Mike
Smith, Alvy Ray
Altimira started by
background of
at A Bug’s Life private premiere
departure from Pixar by
at Jet Propulsion Lab
at Lucasfilm
at Microsoft
at New York Institute of Technology
personality of
as Pixar manager
Pixar stock owned by
poor health of
SJ’s relationship with
at Toy Story private premiere
at Xerox
Smith, Burrell
Smith, Roger
Smuin, Steve
Snow White
“Something’s Rotten in Cupertino” (Schlender)
Sonsini, Larry
Sony
SOS Apple program
Spanish mission style
special effects, film
computer-animated
Spielberg, Steven
Spindler, Michael
spreadsheet software
Spy
Stanford University
Graduate School of Business of
Stanton, Andrew
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn
Star Wars
special effects in
Steele, Karen
Stempel, Bob
Stone, Linda
Sun Microsystems
annual revenues of
Apple’s proposed merger with
network computers of
Next as competitor of
in Next’s attack ads
universities as beneficiaries of
workstations of
SuperPaint software
Swartz, Jon
Swei, Tony
“Talkin’ ’Bout a Revolution,”
Taxi Driver
Teamsters, bribes for
Terra Vera
Tesler, Larry
Tevanian, Avie
Thomas, Allison
3-D digital imaging
polygons in
3-D animation vs.
Time
Tin Toy
Academy Award won by
TNT
Toy Story
characters in
children’s interactive software and
consumer product tie-ins of
dailies of
demo clip of
earnings of
expenses of
marketing campaign for
New York press conference for
Pixar’s private premiere of
Pixar’s profit share of
production costs of
production of
reels of
shut down of
sneak preview of
soundtrack of
storyboards of
storyline of
title of
world premiere of
Toy Story 2
earnings of
Treasury bonds
Tressidor
Tribble, Bud
academic credentials of
departure from Next by
personality of
at Sun Microsystems
Trump, Donald
Tubby the Tuba
Urban, Amanda “Binky,”
USA Today
Utah, University of
Vais, Paul
van Cuylenberg, Peter
Vanity Fair
Variety
“virtual reality” headsets
VisiCalc spreadsheet software
von Neumann, John
Wall Street Journal
Warner Bros.
Warnock, John
Weinstein, Harvey
Wells, Frank
Wertheimer, David
Where the Wild Things Are (Sendak)
White House
Wilkes Bashford
Winblad, Ann
Windows software
Winer, Dave
Winfrey, Oprah
Wired
Wise, Deborah
Wizard of Oz, The
Wong, Niehaus Ryan
word processing software
World War II
Wozniak, Steve
Wright, Frank Lloyd
WriteNow software
Wyle, Noah
Xerox
Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) of
Yahoo
Yang, Jerry
Yosemite National Park
Young, Steve
Zander, Ed
Zen Buddhism
About the
Author
ALAN DEUTSCHMAN is a contributing editor at Vanity Fair. For the past twelve years, he has covered business and technology. He was Fortune’s Silicon Valley correspondent, a senior writer at GQ, and a contributing editor at New York magazine. His articles have appeared in the New York Times Magazine, Wired, Premiere, and Fast Company. He lives in San Francisco.