Dan Lyons, the Forbes reporter who wrote the Fake Steve Jobs blog, is ending the project about the Apple CEO and starting a new blog when he joins the Newsweek staff.
“‘I tried transitioning to other voices, like Jerry Yang’s, but it just didn’t work,’ Mr. Lyons said, referring to the embattled Yahoo chief. ‘It seems clear that people reading the blog wanted to read Fake Steve or nothing.’
“For Mr. Jobs’s online doppelgänger, the lights are dimming on a creation that once captivated the technology world. Publishing pseudonymously until an article in The Times revealed his identity last summer, Mr. Lyons wrote with insight and hyperbole about Mr. Jobs’s tyrannical moodiness at Apple and the fictional antics of other high-profile technology figures, including Microsoft’s Steven A. Ballmer and Oracle’s Larry Ellison.”
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