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Apple's 'Master Negotiator and Product Resuscitator' Eddy Cue Profiled
![]() ![]() Cue's responsibilities have grown substantially throughout during his 23 years at Apple, from the company's online store to the iTunes Store to the App Store. More recently, Cue has added the iBookstore, iCloud, and iAd to his responsibilities, and just over a year ago he was promoted to the senior executive team. CNET today published a profile of Cue, offering an interesting glimpse of the executive who has reportedly played a crucial role in holding Apple's content services together in a landscape that involves frequently contentious negotiations with third parties. Quote:
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Looking forward to Eddy's development of maps and the new radio service!
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Competence trumps ego.
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thanks for the iPad mini Eddy.
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You might say Eddy forstalled the collapsed between Apple and music corps with an approach that was on cue.. :sorry:
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I never knew much about Cue which I took as a sign that he was a good guy. No news is good news for this kind of thing.
Looks like that was the actual case. |
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![]() A photo with Rupert Murdoch usually makes people look like corporate slime, but not Eddy!
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Ive got to agree with you.
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am i missing how transforming mobileme into icloud (as it is now) is some work of genius?
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He always knows where to place his cue.
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Kind of off topic, but I've never understood the hyphenation of people whose parents are from "ethnic" countries. Nobody is ever described as a British-American. Or even an Australian-American.
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well done! Glad he got those deals worked out, or his goose would have been Cooked.
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Siri and maybe maps have great potential. Let us hope he can bring that out.
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It isn't to someone who just logs in to iCloud. But it is, to all the people behind the scenes that made it happen.
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It will be interesting to see the fruits of these changes.... It seems as though Tim Cook is not happy with some of the recent mistakes and how the changes on the retail side have affected the customer experience and the employee morale.
I think these changes overall will be good for Apple. |
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The company didn't fall behind the curb and managed to implement a cloud that was more useful for the average person and geared towards convenience. Just look at how iOS and OS X have integrated the cloud to make your life that much easier. Whether that's genius to you or not, that's your own call. I'm pretty impressed personally.
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iCloud, besides fixing the problems MobileMe had, is now central to the OS X and iOS experience. The way you can bootstrap an iPad or iPhone or new Mac right out of the box just by entering your email address is a great leap forward. Documents in the cloud and key/value storage for app developers is also great. |
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Is the "sorry" for the spelling error or the puns? Either way...you should be!
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on Cue, as always.
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well done! Glad he got those deals worked out, or his goose would have been Cooked.
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