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The Little Kingdom
The Private Story of Apple Computer
Book • 1984
The Little Kingdom: The Private Story of Apple Computer is a book that chronicles the development of Apple from its inception to its rise as a major technology company.
Written by Michael Moritz, it provides an insider's perspective on the personalities and events that shaped Apple's success.
Initially, Steve Jobs cooperated with Moritz but later severed ties due to disagreements over a Time Magazine article.
Written by Michael Moritz, it provides an insider's perspective on the personalities and events that shaped Apple's success.
Initially, Steve Jobs cooperated with Moritz but later severed ties due to disagreements over a Time Magazine article.
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Mentioned in 8 episodes
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recommending it as an early, detailed history of Apple's first six years and why founders should document their stories.


David Senra

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Sam Altman on Building OpenAI & Betting on the Impossible
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in relation to Steve Jobs' early years at Apple and his leadership style.


David Senra

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The best interview I've ever done about Founders
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as a book written by Michael Moritz while he was at Time magazine, about Apple.


David Rosenthal

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Sequoia Capital (Part 1)
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in relation to the early years of Apple and Steve Jobs' leadership.


David Senra

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David Senra - Passion & Pain - [Invest Like the Best, Forever Episode]
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as his early book about Apple and the origins of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak’s company.


Michael Moritz

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RWH073: Unstoppable w/ Sir Michael Moritz
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as a book covering the first five years of Apple Computer, quoting Steve Jobs on Robert Friedland's influence.


David Senra

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#131 Robert Friedland (Billionaire Miner)
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as his early book about Apple, which helped establish his familiarity with the technology industry before venture capital.


Michael Moritz

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Sir Michael Moritz on ‘Auslander,’ Identity and Life as an Outsider
Mentioned by the host as an example of the guest's earlier journalism and writing about Apple.

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From the Shadow of the Death Camps to Leading Sequoia: A Family’s Journey Through Peril & Possibility (With Sir Michael Moritz)






