Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview

Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple Inc., did not give many interviews. One of the few long interviews of him was done in 1995 for the PBS television series Triumph of the Nerds. Shot with only one camera, the recording was never released in its entirety. The Lost Interview is composed of this recording with a few additional observations from the reporter. Jobs speaks vibrantly about his technological awakening and Apple's history. Internal power struggles cast him out of the company, but shortly after the interview was made, he returned to the management. Jobs, who died in October 2011, was a an able speaker and a visionary in his field. This is apparent 17 years after the interview, as his outlines and visions of future have mostly become reality.
Matti Ylönen | translation by Juha Nurminen (DocPoint)