How steven jobs changed professional nature of journalism

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how Steven Jobs as a mass media figure changed the professional nature of journalism,helped forge the social, cultural, political, and economic evolution of our culture, and were instrumental in setting a standard for the "next"mass media revolution. with 4~5 documented references.

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