Apple's 50th Anniversary - a night of discussion

[Charles Gousha]

If you have this Wednesday open, take a look at the Computer History Museum’s discussion "Apple at 50”.

Wednesday, Mar 11, starting at 7pm.

It’s an hour or two of discussion about Apple’s 50th Anniversary.

Physical tickets sold out long ago, but you can still sign up for the live stream.

From the Computer History Museum’s web page:

A panel moderated by legendary journalist and bestselling author on all things Apple, David Pogue, whose new book Apple: The First 50 Years, releases March 10. (CHM's event marks the first event on his book tour!)

Speakers from across the eras of Apple history, including giants like former Apple CEO John Sculley, Senior Employee Chris Espinosa, former Senior Vice President (SVP) of Hardware Engineering Jon Rubinstein (by video), and former Chief Software Technology Officer and SVP of Software Engineering Avie Tevanian.

Reflect on the ideas, decisions, and people that shaped Apple’s stunning trajectory—and reflect on the incredible impact of a company that dared to "Think Different" and truly made a dent in the universe.

We’ll ask folks about it at next week’s SVMUG meeting.

Charles Gousha "We are the universe
Retired from Apple Inc .   made manifest, trying to
user group lead – Silicon Valley MUG figure itself out."
    RPG player, anime fan, SF nut – Delenn, Babylon 5