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Fortune's Phillip Elmer-Dewitt wrote today that it was hard for him to watch Tim Cook's acceptance speech last night at the Human Rights Campaign "on the anniversary of Steve Jobs' death and not think about how much Apple has changed in the last four years. Not in terms of Apple's business model. Not in terms of the kinds of products it brings to market; but in terms of Apple's public persona. I'm talking about the things Tim Cook has done that it's hard to imagine Steve Jobs ever doing." Check out the source link below to see what 7 things Elmer-Dewitt can't image Steve Jobs doing.

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