timemagazine: News is never a 9 to 5 job.  Wednesday evening, with the news that Apple visionary Steve Jobs had passed away from pancreatic cancer, TIME managing editor Rick Stengel (center) decided to stop the presses on the issue the staff had just finished earlier that afternoon. Staff members poured back into the TIME offices for an emergency edit meeting, which left us just over three hours to produce a new issue, many of us working on the very Apple devices that Jobs himself. Thursday, we’ll announce our latest issue featuring Jobs on the cover for the eighth time.  El periodismo de la vieja escuela y el “paren las prensas” siguen vivos. Si es que hay quienes se sienten ofendidos por las reacciones generales a la muerte de Steve Jobs, consideren un minuto su postura.

timemagazine:

News is never a 9 to 5 job. 

Wednesday evening, with the news that Apple visionary Steve Jobs had passed away from pancreatic cancer, TIME managing editor Rick Stengel (center) decided to stop the presses on the issue the staff had just finished earlier that afternoon. Staff members poured back into the TIME offices for an emergency edit meeting, which left us just over three hours to produce a new issue, many of us working on the very Apple devices that Jobs himself.

Thursday, we’ll announce our latest issue featuring Jobs on the cover for the eighth time. 

El periodismo de la vieja escuela y el “paren las prensas” siguen vivos. Si es que hay quienes se sienten ofendidos por las reacciones generales a la muerte de Steve Jobs, consideren un minuto su postura.