Steven Levy

1) Steve Jobs was an unusual pioneer. His organization style wasn't the stuff of school course books he wasn't known for his consultative or understanding building approach. He was a high-upkeep partner who asked for splendor from his staff and was known for his cutoff transport of input. Notwithstanding, it was his sheer virtuoso joined with his ability to express his vision and bring staff, examiners and customers along on the excursion - notwithstanding the lessons learned in a critical…

FEC, “the court opened the campaign spending floodgates” (Levy). There are now no limits to how much that corporations can donate, and much of the money has been going to super PACs. Those opposed to the decision argue that corporate donations take away the votes of individuals. Democratic Presidential candidates…

RBI- AN INTRODUCTION Rural Broadband Initiative (RBI) is a rural counterpart of Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB). The difference between them lies in the area of their deployment, i.e. Rural Broadband Initiative is a government initiative to provide high speed internet access to rural areas whereas Ultra-Fast Broadband provides high broadband speeds to the urban areas. Rural Broadband Initiative came into picture in the year 2009 and upon its completion in the year 2016; it will provide broadband to…

Supreme Court’s decision to mandate a recount thus awarding the Floridian electoral votes to Bush and naming him the de facto victor of the election narrowly edging Gore by an electoral vote margin of 271 to 266. In his dissenting opinion, Justice Stevens fumed at the Court’s decision to rule on the matter, “one thing ... is certain. Although we may never know with complete certainty the identity of the winner of this year's Presidential election, the identity of the loser is perfectly clear.…

a recession, it can keep inflation low, and it can stabilize economic growth, avoiding the boom or bust in an economic cycle. The current fiscal policy brings US competitiveness a great harm. Fiscal cliff is the combination of the increase in text levy and decrease in disbursement,…

People of all ages across the world use social media. As of May 2014, 87 percent of adults used the internet. Seventy-three percent used some kind of social network, and about 64 percent logged in at least once a day (Skiba 199). Several good things can come from using social media, but there are also many bad things that can occur. Connections can be made but lives and relationships can be destroyed just as easily. Social media is not only changing how the world communicates, but it is also…

My typical work day starts with me logging into my computer and checking e-mails. On an average I typically have at least 20 e-mails that require some type of action from me. As I begin to respond and act on e-mails a little icon begins to blink at the bottom of my screen. I have to stop what I am doing and click on it immediately. There is a co-worker that is instant messaging me a request. So I now hop off the e-mails and start to work on the instant message. The phone begins to ring and…

The Northern Gateway Project: A Pipeline to Uncertainty Introduction The Northern Gateway pipeline (NGP) has been a topic of controversy that has attracted support and opposition since Enbridge first submitted the project proposal in 2010. As of June 2014, the pipeline was given approval by the Joint Review panel, subject to Enbridge accepting and meeting 209 conditions (Axsen, 2014). In spite of the project’s approval, there remain questions regarding the impacts of the NGP on the political,…

Originalism v. Judicial Activism Throughout the history of the United States of America, there has always been different controversies among our Constitution. To the best of their abilities the Supreme Court of the United States has resolved each of these cases in a manner relating to interpreting the Constitution. Judicial activism and judicial restraint have been at odds since the adoption of our Constitution in 1787. This continues to this time where the Supreme Court is still ruling on…

floor for around 15 minutes, out of disappointment with a wrong lighting brief. He didn't yell this time, yet basically impacted everyone to hold up while he chilled off. For sure, even before that stage, he would call feature writers like me or Steven Levy who formed for Newsweek and later Wired, to try different things with moral stories and lines he was thinking about using, just to check whether we thought they resounded. This could be many weeks previously the honest to goodness event. We…