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"Apple's eye-popping history of visual storytelling: The Mac and iPhone are Apple's biggest product innovations. But the innovation in its ads and videos is even more significant."
 CNET 8:29 AM
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"The evolution of Apple ads and videos" [Video Report] CNET 8:29 AM
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"How Apple's trying to spark more app innovation" [Phil Schiller Interview] CNNMoney 10:36 AM
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"Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg joining Apple to lead video programming" ["Erlicht and Van Amburg will lead video programming worldwide, reporting to Eddy Cue. They join Apple from Sony Pictures Television where they have served as presidents since 2005, and have been responsible for some of the most popular and widely acclaimed programming of the past decade, including favorites such as Breaking Bad and its spinoff Better Call Saul, The Crown, Rescue Me and many more."] Apple 8:19 AM
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"Jamie Erlicht & Zack Van Amburg Joining Apple to Lead Video Programming" Business Wire 8:46 AM
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"Apple Poaches Sony TV Executives to Lead Push Into Original Content: Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg will join Apple as co-heads of video programming world-wide" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 12:01 PM
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"Apple poaches top Sony TV executives to boost video content" Reuters 3:47 PM
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"Apple has hired two well-regarded TV execs to ramp up its original video plans: Sony's Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg will head up video programming, reporting to Eddy Cue." Recode 8:38 AM
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"Apple, Moving In on Prestige TV, Poaches Two Sony Executives" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 9:36 AM
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"Apple hires two Sony TV presidents to lead video programming" Financial Times [Paid Membership Required] 8:27 AM
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"Apple just poached the team behind 'Breaking Bad' to help it make TV shows" Business Insider 9:36 AM
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"Apple hires Sony's Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg in original content push" TechCrunch 8:27 AM
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"Apple hires execs responsible for Breaking Bad to lead video programming" Neowin 7:41 PM
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"Apple's drive towards an autonomous car" Macworld 8:21 AM
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"Apple is 'pervasive in the enterprise', says IBM: While there remain some industry observers that cling to rapidly diminishing arguments against such deployment, 'Apple devices are already pervasive in the enterprise,' Mahmoud Naghshineh, General Manager, Offerings and Solutions, IBM, told me." Computerworld 8:06 AM
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