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Designer Jonathan Ive Says Apple’s Current Work “Most Important” to Date

to date, we’re likely to sit up and take notice.

It goes without saying that the death of Steve Jobs last year left a void at Apple, but thankfully the co-founder hand-picked the best team imaginable to follow in his footsteps, including industrial designer Jonathan Ive, who is back on his home turf in the U.K. this week to be knighted by the Queen (shown above).

While there, Ive spoke at length for a two-part interview with The Telegraph, and The Next Web has assembled some of the best bits of that interview. When asked which design he felt was his most important, Ive called up the spirit of Jobs himself to look forward, rather than into the past.



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Current TV Could Lose Its Spot on Time Warner Cable

- Alert) was conditional on a certain popularity, and that the network was thinking about dropping them. This would be a severe blow to Current TV, however the company itself denies that there's any problem on this front. In a statement, they said "We are in compliance with all our distribution agreements. All of our agreements are long-term agreements with 2 to 5 years remaining on their terms."

Of course, all of this is going on while the biggest competitor to both Current TV and cable networks like Time Warner is actually the Internet and online video. The audience of most channels has been slowly going down in the past couple of years, and it's not because of any one host, but rather because people spend more time watching online videos, YouTube (News - Alert), IP TV, and so on. Some channels have found their place on the web, starting various online initiatives, and if Current TV has any fear of losing network coverage, this could be a possibility for them.

Still, for now, it's still rumors, and there's no sign that the channel will vanish from your cable box quite yet. For the long term, there's nothing certain, and it's a much more varied picture, especially when it comes to the always dropping cable network subscriber count. Current TV has already started to make deals with online video sources, and this may end up being their salvation in the long run.

Edited by Juliana Kenny

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