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What Would Steve Do?

by Tina Gunn 10/1/2012 1:43:00 PM

From our CEO, Max Thelen:

A year ago October 5th, the creative world lost its de facto leader, Steve Jobs. There’s been a lot happening this past year, and excitement has remained high with the launch of the iPhone 5 and new versions of Windows Phone 8, and the Amazon, Nook and other Android devices. While we eagerly await the launch of Microsoft Surface and other Windows 8 devices, it is clear now that we have lost a vital force for change in our world. The IOS maps debacle does not spell the end of Apple by any means, but it serves as a reminder of the high bar that Steve set for us, which we now miss anxiously.

Each of us has a moral obligation to advance Steve’s vision. For all the people.

So, what would Steve do? He would want us all to follow his advice to, "Stay hungry, Stay foolish!"

Please join Filter on Friday, October 5, in remembering Steve and paying homage.

What: We invite you to dress like Steve in his signature jeans and black turtleneck. Then, join us in our public celebration of the anniversary of Steve’s passing with something really special we have up our sleeves! Socialize the event by tweeting at us @FILTERDigital using the hashtags #stevejobsday #missyousteve #flashmob

Where: Parking Lot directly in front of the University Village Apple Store — 2656 NE University Village Street, Seattle

When: Friday, October 5, 2012 at 9:30 AM

Why: To change the world for just one day in making a public statement declaring October 5th as Steve Jobs Day!

If you have any questions, please send them to: tina@filterdigital.com


 

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10/1/2012 3:04:05 PM

An interesting idea. To really honor Jobs we should also father children and abandon them, not bathe, turn on our friends when they don't benefit us, and pretend to be Buddhist while verbally abusing our co-workers.

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10/3/2012 10:30:42 AM

Thank you for your feedback! We just want to celebrate Steve Jobs creative contribution in a creative way. We are looking forward to an epic—ly good time!

Tina G

10/3/2012 10:34:41 AM

This is incredible! I can't wait to see the turn out and excited to be a part of this Smile

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