Do you remember The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs? Also known as the Fake Steve Jobs blog, took the world by storm starting in 2006. Bounties – and iPods – were offered for anyone could unmask the anonymous scribe.
FSJ mania reached its fever pitch in May 2007, when Microsoft Co-founder Bill Gates kicked off a historic joint appearance with (real) Steve Jobs at the All Things D conference thusly:
“Well, first, I want to clarify: I'm not Fake Steve Jobs.”
FSJ, who was subsequently outed as tech journalist Dan Lyons, is now writing for Silicon Valley, Mike Judge’s very funny take on on our favorite set of zip codes. And Fake Steve, er, Dan, has lots to say about Hollywood’s obsession with the cradle of tech innovation. Warning: some language may be NSFW, but hell, if you watch HBO, you can take it.
So if you’re a FSJ or a Silicon Valley
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