David Pogue

Video: "Don't Cry for Me, Cupertino"

And now, for a musical interlude: David Pogue -- Emmy-winning tech columnist, "Missing Manual" millionaire and Broadway composer manqué -- belting out an Evita parody at the Boston Book Festival Saturday, with Apple's (AAPL) Steve Jobs cast in the role of the Argentinian temptress.

Thanks to Mashable's Pete Cashmore for the pointer.

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Did Steve Jobs spin the NY Times?

When David Pogue, the New York Times' chief technology columnist, sat down with Steve Jobs after his "It's only rock and roll" keynote Wednesday, Pogue's first question was the one, as he put it, the "blogosphere's been buzzing about": Why did Apple (AAPL) put a video camera on the iPod nano but not -- as widely expected -- on the iPod touch?

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Pogue rocks Macworld with "Where is Steve?"

David Pogue, New York Times tech columnist, creator of the Missing Manual series, and frustrated Broadway producer, led his Macworld Live! feature presentation in San Francisco Wednesday with a musical riff on Steve Jobs' non-attendance.

Playing the electric piano and accompanied by former Cirque de Soleil bassist J.F. Brisette, he sang, to the tune of Oliver's "Where is Love?"

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