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Monday, June 29, 2009
Is Fake Steve back where he left off?

The answer is yes. I have to admit that I was a little sad when Fake Steve was outed last year. Daniel Lyons proved himself to be a better Fake Steve than a real Daniel Lyons writing for Newsweek. There’s no real money in Fake Steve, so Lyons is back for the fun of it. If you follow Apple, and are mesmerized by Steve Jobs, you’ll love Fake Steve.

Palm, which has reinvented itself with a business model that basically involves doing whatever Apple does, only two years later, announced today that its CEO, Jon Rubinstein, is planning to receive a liver transplant. No official date—they just say it will happen sometime in the next 12 to 18 months.

Priceless.

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