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The company confirms reports that Tony Fadell, a longtime executive who headed the iPod division, will step down and be replaced by IBM's Mark Papermaster.
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- by Bob Baran November 4, 2008 11:53 AM PST
- Tony is being groomed...
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(3 Comments)He and his wife are a anchor points in the Apple culture. This is a natural process. Steve Jobs is bringing him up to speed on the "big picture" by making him a "right hand man".