In a poll of 1,000 12-17-year-olds, 35 per cent thought that the Apple CEO was more impressive than Facebook-founder Mark Zuckerberg or television host Oprah Winfrey. Zuckerberg was the favourite of 10 per cent of respondents, and Winfrey praised most by 25 per cent.
Of those polled, 61 per cent said that Jobs "made a difference in or improved people's lives or made the world a better place". Another 33 per cent cited his "success in multiple fields", referring to Jobs' record in revolutionising the music business and his involvement with Disney and animation studios Pixar.
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Author: Matt Warman
