Steve Jobs spotted at the Oscars; iPad ad runs

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The Apple CEO had traded his black turtleneck for a tuxedo at the 82nd Academy Awards on Sunday, where he kept a low profile but some bloggers managed to spot him entering the theater.

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He wasn’t lining up for an interview with Ryan Seacrest about what designer made
his suit but a few eagle-eyed bloggers on location at the 82nd Academy Awards on
Sunday evening say that Apple CEO Steve Jobs was in attendance In a tux not a
black turtleneck Blogger and Web video personality Wayne Sutton snapped a
far-away shot of someone whom he believed to be Jobs accompanied with OMG it’s
Steve Jobs I’m the only one yelling at him Indeed Sutton’s photo shows Jobs
unmistakable profile filing into the Kodak Theater in Hollywood CNET has placed
an inquiry to Apple PR to verify that it is indeed him Jobs has a famous
satire-blog impersonator after all Jobs has reason to be at the Oscars and it
has nothing to do with the fact that he once got played onscreen by actor Noah
Wylie in a made-for-TV movie the Apple CEO acquired animation studio Pixar in
1986 before selling it to Disney two decades later He’s now the largest
individual shareholder in Disney the Pixar film Up was nominated for the Best
Animated Feature and Best Picture category this year But Jobs is also an
ambiguous powerful figure in the entertainment industry Movie sales and rentals
in Apple’s iTunes Store required extensive negotiations something that the
public debut of its iPad tablet device next month may render even more
complicated Its Apple TV device has been one of the company’s more low-profile
products but with the cable industry in more turmoil than ever namely the battle
between Cablevision and the Disney-owned ABC it could be Apple’s turn to flex a
bigger muscle in video and broadcast entertainment That could make for some
interesting conversation at Oscar afterparties But at least for now Jobs evening
is probably focused on Up UPDATE 5:15 p_m PT Twitter user John Chu nabbed a
picture at the Oscars with Steve Jobs more or less proving that it actually is
Steve Jobs UPDATE 5:54 p_m PT A commercial for the iPad making public its April
3 release date ran during the Oscars though that’s not necessarily correlated
with Jobs attendance The ad ran in the commercial break following Christoph
Waltz’s acceptance of the Best Supporting Actor award for Inglorious Basterds
UPDATE 5:59 p_m PT Up has won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature UPDATE 6:23
p_m PT Here’s somebody’s grainy screen-grab of the video which is currently the
only version of the first-ever iPad TV advertisement that’s online UPDATE 6:47
p_m PT The video of the iPad ad is live but not embeddable on Apple’s Web site
The song playing in the ad is There Goes My Love by a Danish band called The
Blue Van from its 2008 album Man Up UPDATE 7:14 p_m PT The iPad commercial has
run again Caroline McCarthy a CNET News staff writer is a downtown Manhattanite
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Helicopter March 7 2010 5:30 PM PST Go Steve Like this Reply to this comment by
assb10yr March 7 2010 5:54 PM PST First iPad TV Ad at Oscars 2010 Like this
Reply to this comment by Perry_Clease March 7 2010 6:03 PM PST Probably there is
one in the swag bags Like this by IT_worker March 7 2010 6:01 PM PST Hey he’s
not wearing his trademark blue jeans black turtle neck polo neck shirt Like this
Reply to this comment 1 person likes this comment by Constable Odo March 7 2010
7:05 PM PST I was sort of hoping he would be wearing his infamous top hat that
he wore in while visiting publishers in New York City Good for Steve to help
promote the iPad If the celebrities start using iPads that will be a great boost
for sales Like this by EvanSei March 7 2010 9:04 PM PST gosh darn it I was going
to post about his lack of bluejeans and turtle neck but you beat me to it Like
this by pradhanavs March 7 2010 6:06 PM PST just saw the IPAD ad____looks gr8
Like this Reply to this comment 1 person likes this comment by Perry_Clease
March 7 2010 7:05 PM PST See it here
http://www_apple_com/ipad/gallery/#hardware06 Like this 2 people like this
comment by diver-1 March 7 2010 6:08 PM PST Who cares just another has-bin Like
this Reply to this comment by Perry_Clease March 7 2010 7:02 PM PST So what are
you doing with your life these days Like this by rwm72 March 7 2010 7:39 PM PST
You’re thinking of Ballmer He just hasn’t accepted he is a has-been yet or a
never-was Like this by ken_c_cheng March 7 2010 6:29 PM PST Appears to be his
wife just to the right as well Like this Reply to this comment by OS11 March 7
2010 6:42 PM PST Or he is to the left of his wife Lauren But look He owns a suit
Like this Reply to this comment 1 person likes this comment by AlexanderHoward
March 7 2010 7:03 PM PST Well spotted Caroline A quibble both Engadget and
Gawker had posts with video up at 9:10 so your statement about the only video
online may not hold
water_http://www_engadget_com/2010/03/07/first-ipad-ad-premieres-during-the-oscars/http://tv_gawker_com/5487843/apple-debuts-ipad-commercial-during-the-academy-awardsThank
you for the song ID Like this Reply to this comment by sylfloun March 7 2010
8:03 PM PST diver-1Has been This guy is creating your tomorrow You must be nine
years old or just plain ignorant Who cares You should Like this Reply to this
comment by topgunb2 March 7 2010 8:28 PM PST your tomorrow may be your tomorrow
not mine My tomorrow is not cheap that it will be created by a computer company
Like this by skatemusiclife64 March 7 2010 9:15 PM PST topgunb2 do you have an
ipod does your computer run windows have you ever watched espn abc or anything
else owned by disney/pixar he has affected your life in more ways than one idiot
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